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November Summary
November was drier than normal for the Northeast, except in Maine.
Rainfall totals in the Northeast averaged a bit on the dry side during November, with Maine the only state with above normal rainfall. This was a flip-flop from the totals in October 2010, when the region averaged about 160% of the normal rainfall and only Rhode Island and West Virginia were drier than normal. Interestingly, rainfall totals during November 2009 exhibited a somewhat similar pattern to November 2010.