LaVale MD Monthly Weather Stats - November 1995

	Max	Min	Liquid	Ice &	Special
Date	Temp	Temp	Precip	Snow	Obs
1	65	44			
2	70	57	0.13		
3	61	42	0.03		
4	42	29			
5	47	25			
6	50	26			
7	47	27	0.14		
8	46	28	0.04	1.0	
9	37	24			
10	51	24			
11	62	33	1.00	0.5	S,T,DW
12	35	29	0.03	T	
13	32	22	0.06	0.5	
14	33	30	1.38	7.5	F,S
15	36	28	0.19	0.5	
16	38	23	T	T	
17	38	23	T	T	
18	41	28	T	T	
19	46	30			
20	42	22			
21	40	33	T	T	
22	37	28	T	T	
23	38	24	0.18	0.3	S
24	41	22			
25	38	18			
26	51	27			
27	60	33			
28	64	33	0.26	3.5	S
29	37	25	0.36	4.5	F
30	37	29			
Total 	45.4	28.9	3.80	18.3	37.1 (mean temp)
Ext	70	18	1.38	7.5
Date	2	25	14	14

NOTES AND HIGHLIGHTS - NOVEMBER 1995

NO. DAYS WITH
FOG 2
SLEET 4
THUNDER 1
DAMAGING WINDS 1

2: Mild high 70 F with light rain showers
8: Falling temperatures with a snow squall this evening dropping an inch in less
   than an hour.
9: Cold high only 37 F, record low max for date.
11: Mild high 62 F.  Steady rain fell this afternoon with a torrential downpour
    around 4pm and gusty winds, rain continued through the evening with rapidly
    falling temperatures, very strong winds 50+ mph, sleet and thunderstorms,
    then a complete changeover to wet snow with 0.5" falling.  Wild weather day!
12: Dramatically colder with a high of only 35 F.  Began a streak of six straight
    days with highs in the 30s.  All of these were record low max temperaturs,
    but all of them were immediately broken in 1996 or 1997.
13: Cold high only 32 F with light snow showers (0.5").
14: Cold high oly 33 F with heavy wet snow all day.  7.5" of wet snow fell.  Some
    of the snow melted as it fell due to warm grounds, but with another half-inch
    of snow on the 15th (mixed with rain), 8.5" of storm total snow fell, an
    unusually heavy early season snow storm.  The liquid meltdown was 1.63".
20-22: Cold with snow flurries on the 21st-22nd.
23: Continued cold with rain changing to sleet, 0.3" of sleet accumulated.
24-25: Cold lows of 22 and 18, respectively.
27: Dramatic warm-up to 60 F.
28: Very warm during the day with a high of 64 F.  However, a cold front passed
    through this afternoon, and temperatures rapidly dropped, reaching the 30s by
    late evening with heavy snow developing around 10pm, 3.5" already by midnight.
29: Heavy snow continued overnight.  Another 4.5" fell by 3am - 8 inches of snow
    in only 5 hours!

MONTHLY SUMMARY

November 1995 was cold, wet and snowy.  A new November snowfall record of 18.3"
was recorded.  Two major snow storms struck on the 14th from a Nor' Easter and
again behind a sharp cold front overnight on the 28th-29th.  Both storms dropped
8 inches plus.  Meanwhile, a slew of record low max temperatures were set at mid-
month.  It was consistently cold, with the month's mean temperature of 37.1 F
ranking this the 2nd coldest November on record and the coldest since 1976.  The
winter season definitely arrived early!

Additional notes/records

8: Daily record snowfall 1.0"
9: Daily record low max 37 F
12: Daily record low max 35 F.  This record was tied again in 1996.
13: Daily record low max 32 F.  Record broken (30 F) in 1997.
14: Daily record low max 33 F.  Again tied in 1996.  Daily record precipitation
1.38" fell.  Also a daily record snowfall of 7.5".
15: Daily record low max 36 F.  Again broken in 1996 (29 F).  0.5" snow ties
daily record set in 1992.
16: Daily record low max 38 F.  Broken in 1997 (37 F)
17: Daily record lox max 38 F.  Again broken in 1997 (32 F).  6th consecutive
daily record low max but every one of them was broken in 1996 or 1997.
28: Daily record snow 3.5" fell.
29: Daily record snow 4.5" fell.  8.0" fell in 5 hours overnight.

November 1995 was the SNOWIEST November on record with 18.3 inches.

November 1995 was also the 2nd coldest November on record with a mean of 37.1 F.