What a week! Records were broken left and right, and not just for winter weather, but all types of it! Check out weather stats from the week below.
- Tropical season is not over yet! A system had a 30% chance of development in the Atlantic for the following 5 days as of Saturday, November 10.
- On Sunday, November 11, Amarillo, TX received 3” of snow, breaking the daily record set back in 1997 with 1” of snow.
- It snowed in Shreveport, LA on Tuesday, November 13. This was the first time they received measurable snow in November since 1980.
- The Camp Fire in California is now the deadliest fire in the state’s history. 44 people have lost their lives across the state.
- From coast to coast, cities across the country broke weather records of every kind on Monday, November 12:
- Snow
- Wichita, KS
- Garden City, KS
- Columbia, MO
- Tulsa, OK
- Springfield, IL
- Paducah, KY
- Rain
- Montgomery, AL
- Anniston, AL
- Tupelo, MS
- Meridian, MS
- Vicksburg, MS
- Jackson, MS
- Charlotte, NC
- Greenville-Spartanburg, SC
- Florence, SC
- Shreveport, LA
- Monroe, LA
- Longview, TX
- Danville, VA
- Warm Highs
- Sarasota, FL
- Gainesville, FL
- Seattle, WA
- Warm Lows
- Melbourne, FL
- Key West, FL
- Cold Highs
- El Dorado, AR
- Texarkana, AR
- Cold Lows
- Borger, TX
- Lancaster, CA
- Prescott, AZ
- The first winter storm was named of the 2018-2019 season on Wednesday, November 14 (Avery).
- St. Louis, MO issued their 1st Winter Storm Warning since 2016 on Wednesday, November 14.
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Paducah, KT: 1.6″ on Wednesday, November 14 was a daily record, the second highest November snow day, and the earliest 1″+ snowfall in 25 Years (the earliest on record was on October 30, 1993).