
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain are expected across portions of the mid-Mississippi Valley into the Ohio Valley and portions of Arizona. Dangerous heat persists in the South and Southeast while building into the Southwest. Overnight lows will be so warm that, when combined with oppressive dew points, little-to-no relief from the scorching daytime highs will be available. Read More >
What a difference a month makes! After a very cold and winter like October, November 2009 ended up much above normal across the Northern Plains, including South Dakota and west-central Minnesota. In fact, every day in November averaged above normal at Aberdeen, Pierre, and Watertown!
Below are a few other interesting temperature facts at Pierre, Aberdeen, and Watertown. Tables listing the top 10 warmest November’s on record are also provided below. A more detailed temperature and precipitation summary from November 2009 will be provided within the next couple of days.
At Pierre:
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Value
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Year(s)
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1
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44.4
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1999
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2
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43.2
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1949
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3
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42.1
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1939
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4
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41.3
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2001
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5
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41.1
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2009, 1954
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7
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40.7
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1980
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8
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40.3
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1981, 1962
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10
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39.6
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1998
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Value
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Year(s)
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1
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40.7
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1923
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2
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39.5
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2001
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3
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38.7
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1999
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4
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38.2
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2009
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5
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38.0
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1949
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6
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37.6
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1981
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7
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37.5
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1913
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8
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37.4
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1917
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9
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36.9
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1954
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10
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36.1
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1980
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|
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Value
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Year(s)
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1
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40.4
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2001
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2
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39.6
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1999
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3
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39.1
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1899
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4
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38.6
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2009
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5
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38.5
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1917
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6
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37.5
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1923
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7
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37.3
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1913
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8
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37.0
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1949
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9
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36.9
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1987, 1939
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