It’s been a dry November this year in Nashville. Less than a quarter of an inch has fallen, that would make it the driest November ever recorded. Here a list that covers the last 138 years, it shows only about a half of inch of rain fell back in 1949:
We do have rain in the forecast a couple of times here in the last 10 days of November. Some should fall on Sunday morning and then again heading into Tuesday morning. The rain event Sunday looks modest:
If we stay under an inch of rain by next Monday we’ll log the driest November in 56 years. This after such a wet September and October!
Still no hard freeze in Nashville, now counting 244 days between a freeze at BNA. The record is 258 back in 1935. The second longest was 246 days back in 1946 (also happened in 1928). It appears we will have the SECOND longest growing season on record.
[...] Bits & pieces. John Rich is back in court for that one time he allegedly assaulted and harassed Nashville Star contestant Jared Ashley … Hooray for the Preds winning again! … Gibson’s CEO is taking a leave of absence from the board of the Rainforest Alliance because of that whole federal raid thing … After having a really wet September and October, we’re in the midst of the driest November in recorded history. [...]