HOW NOVEMBER 1948 COMPARES WITH PREVIOUS
YEARS
November 1948
Average of Daily Minimum
Lottost temperature for month
Dnvs bclou zero
Days above 32° ( or freezing)
Snon-total inches
8*83
-20
9
10
8"
(11/28)
There is nothing like a chart with the
facts tabulated in comparative relation
ship to shoi? us uhat is nhat in tho nea
ther. SEho above is information submitted
by the Alaska Experiment Station at Mata
nuska.
Some interesting facts are brought to
light in tho abovo chart. One hears dif
ferent ones say that the past November
nas tho coldest they had knorm or that it
uas like some other year. It did have the
coldest day for the month of November dur
ing the past three years. On tho other
hand it had tho most days abovo freezing
by more than three times either of the
othor tuo years.
It uill bo remembored that 1946 uas tho
fall uhich pr©coedod tho famous cold uin
tor uhen during ono nook the temperature
novor roso abovo ~5. In that prodooding
fall during tho month of November, tho
average tras more than 4 dogrocs colder
than this year. There uore 15 days belotr
zero as against 9 this year. There uero
no days uhen the temperature rose above
the freezing point as against 10 this
year. There uas 5.7W more snoufall.
I
Whilo on the other hadd the Novembor of
1947 appears to have been a bettor ono than
this year. The average daily minimum was
9.07 degrees warmer. On only one day did
the temperature drop below zero and that
was a -1, 19 degrees above the coldest this
year. There were 9 days below zero as a
gainst % last year. On the other hadd
there were only threo days abovo freezing
! as against 10 this year. The snowfall was
! almost the same.
| W.A. Rocke compllod a Comparative Table
j of uoather conditions between Duluth,Minn -
; osota and the Matanuska Volley, This rras
! published in his report in 1946* He found
that temperatures here nore similar to thog
of Duluth, ’ . ' .
Mean Absolute
mm. Temp
Matanuska 33.1 -34
Duluth 38,8 -41
For the month of November
Matanuska 16,7 -22
Duluth 29,0 -29
,, Absolute
Max, temp,
91
106
48
73
Precipitation at Duluth is double that of
tho Matanuska VnlloyT 28,15 against 13,91,
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