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As this is the first month that we average some measurable snow (1.2") here in East Nantmeal - below are the Top 25 November Snowstorms in Chester County / SE Berks County PA History. https://chescowx.com/top-snowfalls-by-month/

As this is the first month that we average some measurable snow (1.2") here in East Nantmeal - below are the Top 25 November Snowstorms in Chester County PA History. https://chescowx.com/top-snowfalls-by-month/

Happy Election Day to all who hopefully celebrate by voting! It should be a great weather day but a bit breezier than yesterday. Temperatures this afternoon should be close to normal for early November. Tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week with temperatures into the mid 60's for most spots. We turn chillier on Thursday and Friday with rain by Friday night. We still look to turn much colder than normal by the start of the new work week with temperatures struggling to reach the mid 40's for highs on Monday.

Happy Election Day to all who hopefully celebrate by voting! It should be a great weather day but a bit breezier than yesterday. Temperatures this afternoon should be close to normal for early November. Tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week with temperatures into the mid 60's for most spots. We turn chillier on Thursday and Friday with rain by Friday night. We still look to turn much colder than normal by the start of the new work week with temperatures struggling to reach the mid 40's for highs on Monday.

Here in Chester County PA October finished as our 5th below normal temperature month over the 1st 10 months of 2025, It was the 59th coldest October over the last 133 years of county climate records. Precipitation wise it was the 53rd driest October but much wetter than last October which was our driest October on record with many spots not recording any measurable rainfall at all. This October continues our trend of slightly cooling Octobers with climate records back to 1893. Below is the October average temperature trend lines and the overall Climate Summary Detail for October 2025.

Here in Chester County PA October finished as our 5th below normal temperature month over the 1st 10 months of 2025, It was the 59th coldest October over the last 133 years of county climate records. Precipitation wise it was the 53rd driest October but much wetter than last October which was our driest October on record with many spots not recording any measurable rainfall at all. This October continues our trend of slightly cooling Octobers with climate records back to 1893. Below is the October average temperature trend lines and the overall Climate Summary Detail for October 2025.

Sun is returning this afternoon with highs near normal in the upper 50's. Similar weather tomorrow before our warmest day of the week on Wednesday with temperatures into the low to mid 60's for some great Indian Summer type weather. We turn much cooler again on Thursday with highs struggling into the low 50's for most spots. Our next rain chance looks to arrive by Friday night.

Sun is returning this afternoon with highs near normal in the upper 50's. Similar weather tomorrow before our warmest day of the week on Wednesday with temperatures into the low to mid 60's for some great Indian Summer type weather. We turn much cooler again on Thursday with highs struggling into the low 50's for most spots. Our next rain chance looks to arrive by Friday night.

Frightening!

Of course the complete facts include January 1st to February 21st....correct?

A beautiful autumnal weekend on the way! Leaves may be a bit past peak but enjoy. It’s still breezy today but not as windy as yesterday. Temperatures are not too far from normal to start November. We stay near normal early this week before trending back to below normal temperatures by the end of the week. We could see freezing temperatures again by tomorrow morning in those spots who have already seen multiple below freezing readings. Higher ridge locations have still not seen either a frost or freeze this autumn season. Only some slight rain chances on Monday evening but otherwise a dry week ahead.

A beautiful autumnal weekend on the way! Leaves may be a bit past peak but enjoy. It’s still breezy today but not as windy as yesterday. Temperatures are not too far from normal to start November. We stay near normal early this week before trending back to below normal temperatures by the end of the week. We could see freezing temperatures again by tomorrow morning in those spots who have already seen multiple below freezing readings. Higher ridge locations have still not seen either a frost or freeze this autumn season. Only some slight rain chances on Monday evening but otherwise a dry week ahead.

No need to still be pondering this....just looking for the complete facts!

Happy Halloween! There is a wind advisory in effect till midnight tonight and it will be a bit chillier than normal with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 40's and breezy. So, make sure to dress those trick or treaters accordingly if heading out for some treats. Temperatures for the next week will average close to or a little below normal for the first week of November. That said, while most of our valley spots have had several freezes, here on the higher ridge locales we have still not seen a frost or freeze, and this looks to continue for at least the next week. Our next rain chances look to be possible by Wednesday night.

Happy Halloween! There is a wind advisory in effect till midnight tonight and it will be a bit chillier than normal with temperatures falling into the mid to upper 40's and breezy. So, make sure to dress those trick or treaters accordingly if heading out for some treats. Temperatures for the next week will average close to or a little below normal for the first week of November. That said, while most of our valley spots have had several freezes, here on the higher ridge locales we have still not seen a frost or freeze, and this looks to continue for at least the next week. Our next rain chances look to be possible by Wednesday night.

Up to 1.46" of rain here in East Nantmeal / 1.44" at Atglen / Nottingham 1.51" / Warwick 1.62" / Chester Springs 1.32" / Kennett Square 1.59" / Avondale 1.58" / West Chester 1.78" - our most rain since July 31st when 2.35" fell at East Nantmeal.

Up to 1.46" of rain here in East Nantmeal / 1.44" at Atglen / Nottingham 1.51" / Warwick 1.62" / Chester Springs 1.32" / Kennett Square 1.59" / Avondale 1.58" / West Chester 1.78" - our most rain since July 31st when 2.35" fell at East Nantmeal.

Rainfall so far since last night East Nantmeal 0.75" / Warwick Twp. 0.83" / Nottingham 1.12" / Glenmoore 0.96" / Chester Springs 0.74" / Kennett Square 0.85" / West Bradford Twp. 1.04" / Devault 0.71" / West Chester 0.89". Some spots could see up to another 1" to 2" today. The rain should end this evening. Between the rain today and wind tomorrow we should see quite a few of the remaining leaves coming down by tomorrow night. Temperatures near to below normal look to continue through much of the next week.

Rainfall so far since last night East Nantmeal 0.75" / Warwick Twp. 0.83" / Nottingham 1.12" / Glenmoore 0.96" / Chester Springs 0.74" / Kennett Square 0.85" / West Bradford Twp. 1.04" / Devault 0.71" / West Chester 0.89". Some spots could see up to another 1" to 2" today. The rain should end this evening. Between the rain today and wind tomorrow we should see quite a few of the remaining leaves coming down by tomorrow night. Temperatures near to below normal look to continue through much of the next week.

Looks like we are well on our way with some spots already over an inch....we need it!

Today back in 2011 Chester County experienced our greatest October snowstorm on record with as much as 9 inches of snow falling across the area.

Today back in 2011 Chester County experienced our greatest October snowstorm on record with as much as 9 inches of snow falling across the area.

We continue our stretch of chillier than normal weather with our 9th straight day with below normal temperatures. The beneficial rainstorm is still on track to arrive overnight tonight and continue well into tomorrow night. The NWS has much of the area receiving 1.5" to 2.0" of needed rain. Tomorrow looks to be the warmest day of the week with temperatures maybe a couple of degrees above average with highs well up into the 50's to near 60 degrees. We turn chillier again over the weekend but dry.

We continue our stretch of chillier than normal weather with our 9th straight day with below normal temperatures. The beneficial rainstorm is still on track to arrive overnight tonight and continue well into tomorrow night. The NWS has much of the area receiving 1.5" to 2.0" of needed rain. Tomorrow looks to be the warmest day of the week with temperatures maybe a couple of degrees above average with highs well up into the 50's to near 60 degrees. We turn chillier again over the weekend but dry.

Another morning of freezing temperatures in the valleys and more than a dozen degrees warmer up in the hills of the area. Warwick Township had a low of 25.0 degrees this morning....yet here in East Nantmeal we were exactly 12 degrees warmer at no lower than 37 degrees. Our below normal temperature trend continues through the week with the one exception of Thursday. That day should be near normal temperatures....but with the trade off of rain. This still looks to be the most significant rain for the area since midsummer. Models paint between 1.5" to 2.5" across the area. Behind the storm we turn chillier again but dry for Halloween and the first weekend of November.