Washington, DC – With November 2026 approaching, weather records from the nation’s capital reveal how unusually dry the same month was last year. Washington experienced one of its driest Novembers in more than 150 years, accompanied by above-normal temperatures and no measurable snowfall at Reagan National Airport.
According to the National Weather Service’s November 2025 climate summary for Washington National Airport, the station recorded just 0.92 inches of precipitation, approximately 1.97 inches below normal. The total ranked as the 16th-lowest November precipitation amount in 154 years of records.
November Brought Almost No Winter Weather Washington recorded only a trace of snowfall during November 2025, compared with a historical monthly normal of 0.1 inches…