Pittsburgh, PA – November 2026 is approaching, and Pittsburgh’s weather records from last year reveal an interesting contradiction. Despite experiencing one of its colder Novembers in more than a century, the city received very little measurable snowfall, demonstrating that cold temperatures alone do not guarantee a snowy start to winter.
According to the National Weather Service’s November 2025 climate summary for Pittsburgh, the city recorded just 0.5 inches of snowfall during the month, compared with a historical November normal of 2.4 inches. That represents a deficit of 1.9 inches, or approximately 79% below normal.
The report also ranked November 2025 as Pittsburgh’s 33rd-coldest November in a 151-year period of record…