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JACKSON, MS -NOVEMBER RAINFALL WELL BELOW AVERAGE
After experiencing the 3rd wettest October on record in Jackson, the city is now experiencing one of the driest Novembers on record.
Jackson averages just over 5 inches of rainfall for the month of November, but just less than one half inch of rainfall has fallen.
This ranks November 2009 as the 3rd driest on record so far.
The driest November on record was in 1924 when only a trace of rainfall was recorded.
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The only significant rainfall this month missed the Jackson area to the east and southeast where the remnants of Tropical Storm Ida, dumped 1-4 inches of rainfall earlier this month.
While this November is currently ranked as the third driest November on record, rainfall is possible by Sunday and or on Monday, the final days of this month.
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Winter Outlook information:
Previous information:
- Cool & beautiful Thanksgiving Day forecast across the state
- Mississippi to escape another month of November without a tornado
- Snow and especially ice storms are more common during El Nino winters in Mississippi
- Noctilucent Cloud formed out of asteroid debris over Colorado
- Data indicates a deadly severe weather peak during Thanksgiving Week
- Woodie Assaf, longest serving TV weatherman in the nation is dead at the age of 92
- United States recorded its wettest month of October on record
- NASA discovers water on the moon!
- Mississippi Gulf Coast ranked #4 & New Orleans ranked #1 in the most hurricane vulnerable areas
- Dry weather with pleasant temperatures through the weekend
- Ida landfalls on Dauphin Island, Alabama; weakens and loses tropical characteristics
- Tropical Storm Ida triggers State of Emergency for Mississippi
- Ida weakens to a tropical storm; Hurricane Warnings replaced with Tropical Storm Warnings
- Hurricane and Tropical Storm Warnings as Ida approaches the northern Gulf Coast
- Category 2 Hurricane Ida; Hurricane Watches from Southeastern Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle
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