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Although it may not have felt like that warm, Thursday concluded one of the warmest Novembers since 1895.

According to retired meteorologist and climatologist Mark Seeley approximately two-thirds of days in the month were warmer than normal. 

Conversely, precipitation across the state was seeing a downward trend with only northeastern counties reporting less than two inches of total rainfall. Similarly, snowfall has been below average as well, reporting less than one inch.

MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke with Seeley about the drier than normal weather on their weekly weather chat.

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According to retired meteorologist and climatologist Mark Seeley approximately two-thirds of days in the month were warmer than normal. and although it may not have felt like that warm, Thursday concluded one of the warmest Novembers since 1895.

Dry and warm November stands out against recent years

Bare ground in the southwest Twin Cities on December 1

Dry and warm November stands out against recent years

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