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November
almanac
For November expect both temperatures and precipitation to be above average.
Weather watch: Though the month opens fair and mild, 1-3, days of heavy rain, 4-6, will follow, along with scattered showers, 4-6. Then expect fair and mild conditions, 9, 10, only to experience more showers and colder readings, , 11-14. Midmonth promises a warming trend, with partly cloudy skies, 15-17, only to return to more rain and falling temps, 18-19, and cloud overcast and cool forecast for 20. It’s more rain, still cool, 21-25, turning partly cloudy, 26. The month winds up, 27-1 30 with again more showers which might change to light snow.
Tornado watch: Areas in the Southeast could expect some activity 12-14, and again 20-22. Also, Kentucky and Tennessee should be alert for storm movement up from Texas, 23-25.
This month’s full moon on the 2nd occurs at 4:48 p.m. EST and is designated the hunter moon, following October’s late harvest moon.
Cast your ballot on Election Day, Tuesday, the 6th, and honor our country’s veterans on Veterans Day, the 11th, observing that moment of silence at 11 a.m. Remember to be thankful for all blessings received on the day for Thanksgiving, Thursday, the 22nd.
As we head into winter with shorter hours of daylight, it’s a wise precaution to change your driving habits to fit road conditions. Head-: lights on before dusk warn others of your presence.
Protect foundation plantings and ornamentals with sturdy A-frame shelters to prevent snow and ice, damage. Also, applying an anti-desicant spray will help evergreens survive the drying effects of winter winds.
J. Gruber’s Thought For Today’s Living:
Only a fool expects to receive compensation and recognition far never accomplishing anything.
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