Provo in late Oct vs. late Nov
Jan 11th, 2006, 02:45 PM
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Honestly there's not much difference. Average daytime temps:
October - 82 degrees F.
November - 80 degrees F.
Average Rainfall:
October - 3.0 inches
November - 3.7 inches
Average number of rain days (remember this means days when there was some rain during a given 24 hour period and not necessarilly a day in which it rained all day):
October - 6.3 days
November - 6.2 days
Go to www.weatherbase.com for historical weather information.
October - 82 degrees F.
November - 80 degrees F.
Average Rainfall:
October - 3.0 inches
November - 3.7 inches
Average number of rain days (remember this means days when there was some rain during a given 24 hour period and not necessarilly a day in which it rained all day):
October - 6.3 days
November - 6.2 days
Go to www.weatherbase.com for historical weather information.
Jan 11th, 2006, 03:36 PM
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Hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30. While peak storm season is usually Sept 1 through Oct 15, the past two seasons have shown that there can be many major storms both early and late in the season (this year Tropical Storm Zeta formed on December 30). There's no way to accurately predict this far in advance when, where or if a storm will hit.
Jan 11th, 2006, 06:22 PM
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Anything's possible, but statistically you're more likely to get hurricanes in Oct. than Nov.
We were in Provo in early December and thought the water was just warm enough - so I think Nov. would be fine. And we like it warm!
We were in Provo in early December and thought the water was just warm enough - so I think Nov. would be fine. And we like it warm!
