Well, somehow, it is here… November, that is! But before you start preparing your Black Friday shopping lists, the turkey for Thanksgiving, and figuring out where you put the ice scraper, let’s take a look at the stats and outlook for this November in Minnesota.
November Precipitation
For precipitation, the CPC has us in an “equal chance” category for the month of November. That means we have an equal chance of seeing below-average, above-average, or average precipitation for the month of November. Areas off towards northwestern Wisconsin and Michigan have a better chance of seeing above-average precipitation for November.
On average, we typically see around 6.8″ of snowfall in the month of November. Our record high of 46.9″ comes from the Halloween Blizzard in 1991. You can read more information about the Halloween Blizzard by clicking here.
November Temperatures
The average high temperature for November 1st is 50°; our forecasted high for 2021 is 44°. That’s 6° cooler than average. According to the Climate Prediction Center, we can expect an equal chance for temperatures this November. That means we have an equal chance of seeing below-average, above-average, or average temperatures. The graphic below is the temperature outlook for the month of November as issued by the CPC.
Our average high for the month of November is 42° with an average low of 35°. We have beat those records by massive levels in the past. In 1999, we had a record high of a pleasant 77°. We have also been extremely cold, with a record low of -17° set back in 1964.
As a reminder, you can always get the latest forecast on our website by clicking here.
