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In November 2024, 166 out of 191 analyzed U.S. cities were warmer than normal, with the South averaging 5.7°F above average. While long-term warming trends are evident—with El Paso, Texas warming 6.4°F since 1970—daily climate attribution signals (CSI 3 or higher) remained rare due to fall weather variability, though they were most prominent in Gulf Coast states and Puerto Rico.

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  • November 2024 temperature anomalies were elevated across most of the U.S., with 166 of 191 analyzed cities being warmer than normal and an overall average temperature anomaly of 3.7°F. The South was particularly affected, with cities averaging 5.7°F warmer than average.
  • Baton Rouge, Louisiana, recorded the highest temperature anomaly at 9.7°F above normal. November 2024 was the hottest November on record for 15 cities, including all five analyzed cities in Louisiana.
  • Long-term warming trends since 1970 were observed in 182 of 191 analyzed ACIS stations. El Paso, Texas, is the fastest-warming station for November, with an average increase of 6.4°F since 1970.
  • Daily climate attribution signals (CSI 3 or higher, meaning temperatures were at least 3x more likely due to climate change) were rare in November due to fall weather variability. However, states along the Gulf of Mexico and Puerto Rico showed the strongest signals; San Juan, Puerto Rico, had 23 days at CSI 5.

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Climate Central (2024). Monthly Attribution Overview - November 2024. https://assets.ctfassets.net/cxgxgstp8r5d/37LZuQcpJ94PGonknUSxL9/c658224b2545f71ee72c1774711c6a98/Climate_Central___November_2024_U.S._Attribution_Report.pdf
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Climate Central. Monthly Attribution Overview - November 2024. 2024. https://assets.ctfassets.net/cxgxgstp8r5d/37LZuQcpJ94PGonknUSxL9/c658224b2545f71ee72c1774711c6a98/Climate_Central___November_2024_U.S._Attribution_Report.pdf.
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@techreport{climatecentral2024monthly, author = {{Climate Central}}, title = {{Monthly Attribution Overview - November 2024}}, institution = {Climate Central}, year = {2024}, month = nov, url = {https://assets.ctfassets.net/cxgxgstp8r5d/37LZuQcpJ94PGonknUSxL9/c658224b2545f71ee72c1774711c6a98/Climate_Central___November_2024_U.S._Attribution_Report.pdf}, urldate = {2026-10-23}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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