November in the Ocean State typically marks a transition from the crisp air of autumn to the colder temperatures of winter. Expect daytime highs averaging in the low 50s (F) and overnight lows dipping into the 30s, with a gradual decrease in temperature throughout the month. Rainfall is common, and while snowfall is possible later in the month, significant accumulations are rare. The prevailing winds shift to a more northerly direction, bringing colder air masses from Canada.
Understanding the typical climate conditions for this period is crucial for residents and visitors alike. Proper preparation, including appropriate clothing and awareness of potential weather hazards, ensures comfort and safety. Historically, November has seen varied weather patterns, from mild and sunny days to periods of heavy rain and occasional early-season snowstorms. This variability underscores the importance of staying informed about the specific forecast when planning activities during this time of year.
