http://iceagenow.info/...cold-records-broken/
http://investmentwatchblog.com/november-9000-record-cold-temps/
*Record coldest November: Marquette (Negaunee Township), Michigan; Rhinelander, Wisconsin *
– One of top three coldest Novembers: Alma, Georgia (2nd coldest); Jacksonville and Wauchula, Florida (each 3rd coldest)
Other locations chalked up a daily low temperature that set a record for the month of November, including:
– Casper, Wyoming: -27 (Nov. 12) and -26 (Nov. 13) each was colder than previous record of -21 (Nov. 23, 1985)
– Burlington, Colorado: -10 (Nov. 13) bested previous record of -3 (Nov. 30, 2006)
– Redmond, Oregon: -17 (Nov. 15) and -19 (Nov. 16) each was colder than previous record of -14 (Nov. 15, 1955)
– Joplin, Missouri: 6 (Nov. 18) bested previous record of 7 (Nov. 29, 1976)
Many other records were set for the coldest temperatures (highs or lows) so early in the season, including:
– Denver: Lows of -13 on Nov. 12 and -14 on Nov. 13
– Lubbock, Texas: High of 27 on Nov. 12
– Charleston, West Virginia: Low of 12 on Nov. 19
– Charlotte, North Carolina: Low of 14 on Nov. 19
– Jacksonville, Florida: Low of 24 on Nov. 20
– Macon, Georgia: Earliest teens on record (17 on Nov. 19); previous earliest teens occurred on Nov. 20, 1914.
Finally, there were several record-long November streaks, including:
– Dallas/Ft. Worth: Six straight days of highs of 45 degrees or colder (Nov. 12-17)
– Chicago: 180 straight hours below freezing (late on Nov. 11 until late morning Nov. 19)
– Des Moines, Iowa: 10 straight days with subfreezing highs (Nov. 11-20).
It seems to be a trend. More brrrrrrrrr