November 2001 Average Temperature = 48.4^oF   (9.6^oF  ABOVE NORMAL, new record)
(old record 46.7^oF in 1899)

The mean temperature for November 2001 was 48.4^oF a new monthly record.  The old record was 46.7^o set in 1899. Data records extend back to 1887 from 2001 (115 years).
1999 was also quite warm and was the 3rd warmest on record at 46.6^oF.  However, last year, November 2000 was the 5th coldest during the past 115 years!

There were 2 record highs, 77^o F on Nov. 7 and 76 on November 15.  And, the overnight low of 58^o on November 14 was the warmest overnight low in the last 115 years.

Lincoln:
November 2001:  9 days 70^oF or higher tying the record of 9 set in 1999.

November 2001:  19 days 60^oF or higher, which is the most ever recorded since 1887.

Omaha, Nebraska (131 years of data)
November 2001 Average High = 60.4^oF  (11.7^oF  ABOVE NORMAL, new record)
(old record was 60.3^oF in 1999)
November 2001 Average Low = 38.3^oF   (9.6^oF  ABOVE NORMAL)
(old record 38.4^oF in 1913, year 2001 was 2nd warmest on record)
November 2001 Average Temperature = 49.4^oF   (10.4^oF  ABOVE NORMAL, new record)
(old record was 47.0 set in 1999)

November 2001 was the WARMEST NOVEMBER ON RECORD
in Omaha breaking the old record of 47.0 (set in 1999) by 2.4^oF  degrees.  The Omaha data record is breaking a monthly record by 2.3 degrees.  The data record extends from 1871 through 2001 which is 131 years.  In contrast, the mean temp in November 2000 was only 33.4!

Omaha:
November 2001: 9 days 70^oF or higher, breaking the old record of 7 set in 1953.
November 2001: 18 days 60^oF or higher, breaking the old record of 16 set in 1930 & 1963.