Masonry Magazine October 1966 Page. 20
National Weather Chart
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TEMPERATURE COMPARED WITH NORMAL
MONTHLY TOTAL
TELEWEATHER
NOVEMBER
1966
TEMPERATURE
PRECIPITATION
ABOVE NORMAL
NORMAL
BELOW NORMAL
PRECIPITATION COMPARED WITH NORMAL
MONTHLY TOTAL
Other Weather Forecasting Services
Daily and Weekly Forecasts
Monthly and Seasonal Outlooks
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NATIONAL WEATHER INSTITUTE, Inc.
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RISING TEMPERATURES
STORMY or UNSETTLED
LOWERING TEMPERATURES
Legend lengths mean only, that the kind of weather forecasted
should occur within some portion of these periods.
TEMPERATURE
PRECIPITATION
EXTREMES
MONTHLY
AVERAGES
TOTAL
INCHES
FORE-
CAST
LAST
YEAR
FORE-
CAST
LAST
YEAR
NORMAL
HIGHEST
LOWEST
HIGHEST
LOWEST
MAXIMUM
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MINIMUM
NOVEMBER
80 16 60 30 74 51 66 42 Abilene, Tex. B 1.8 1.1
64 12 59 24 46 33 47 31 Albany, N.Y. A 2.0 2.9
68 13 72 24 61 36 57 31 Albuquerque, N. Mex. B 0.3 0.4
77 6 81 23 66 39 60 31 Amarillo, Tex. B 0.1 0.7
74 17 75 24 64 43 62 42 Atlanta, Ga. A 2.3 3.0
69 33 85 36 66 49 70 43 Bakersfield, Cal. N 1.0 0.5
74 20 66 35 56 41 Baltimore, Md. A 0.7 3.1
76 17 77 19 66 43 64 40 Birmingham, Ala. N 2.8 3.5
59 -24 74 0 42 18 38 18 Bismarck, N.D. A 0.2 0.6
72 18 68 26 49 35 52 37 Boston, Mass. N 2.1 3.9
76 31 88 50 81 64 77 59 Brownsville, Tex. N 2.6 1.3
OREGON WASH IDAHO
West of Cascades (and extreme
Se. Coastal British Columbia)
East of Cascades (and extreme
So. Inland British Columbia)
CALIFORNIA
North Coastal including
San Francisco Bay Region
Monterey Bay Area
Extreme So, Santa Clara Valley
and No. Salinas Valley