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November '08 Mild and Wet

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Monday, December 01, 2008 09:09 AM

By Jim Steele of Environment Canada

November  2008  The month started off very mild with afternoon temperatures climbing into the low teens on the 2nd. Conditions cooled thereafter however still remaining above the longer term normals with the exception of a few scattered days.  Only one day during the month was highlighted with temperature remaining below the freezing mark for the entire day.

On the precipitation side of things, the milder than normal temperatures resulted in less snow than a typical November while the rainfall was above normal. All totalled up, precipitation was measured on 17 days during the month, a bit more than normal while the total precipitation, rainfall and melted snow came in above the normal.

The record books will show a very mild and somewhat damp month.

 

Temperatures

    • Average daily high of 4.4 was well above the normal of 0.6 degrees C.
    • Average daily low of -2.7 was well above the normal of -6.3 degrees C. 
    • Mean temperature of 0.9 was well above the normal -2.9 degrees C.
    • Warmest Day on the 2nd with a maximum temperature of 13.8 degrees
    • Coldest day on the 19th  with an overnight minimum of -9.2 degrees

Precipitation

    • Total precipitation of 65.8 mm was above the normal of 51.5 mm. 
    • Total Rainfall of 32.4 mm was above the normal of 20.2 mm
    • Total Snowfall of 31.8 cm was below the normal of 36.2 cm
    • Measurable precipitation on 17 days above the normal of 15 days
    • Greatest rainfall one day 6.4 mm on the 9th 
    • Greatest snowfall one day 7.1 cm on the 6th    

Daily Records

    • No daily or monthly records established this month.

Notes

    • Total precipitation of the year to date is 616.5 mm, above the normal of 552.8 mm

Records for November

Mean temperature                        Extreme Daily temps Warmest    3.6  1954            Max      17.4   11th     1981
Coldest   -15.4   1985           Min     -41.7    26th     1955

Precipitation Driest              2.8 mm      1979    Wettest day     28.4 mm 1st    1972
Wettest           104.2 mm      1990    Greatest snow day  26.9 cm  22nd   1965        

 

South Central Interior

       

  Mean Temp Degrees C Total Precip. mm Maximum Degrees C Minimum Degrees C
Quesnel 1.9 

55.8

14.3  - 7.3
Williams Lake 1.0 41.2  12.0 -10.0
Blue River 0.4 106.6 10.1 -11.2
Kamloops 4.5 20.2 17.5 - 6.4

                                                                                                                                


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