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Green Bay, WI Weather: 5.2 Inches Snowfall Recorded in November 2025
Green Bay, WI – Green Bay experienced one of its driest Novembers in more than a century during November 2025, with below normal precipitation, frequent freezing temperatures and several late month sn
By Owen Prescott · 2026-10-24T10:28:24.742Z
Green Bay, WI – Green Bay experienced one of its driest Novembers in more than a century during November 2025, with below normal precipitation, frequent freezing temperatures and several late month snowfalls across northeastern Wisconsin.
According to National Weather Service climate statistics, Green Bay recorded just 0.89 inches of total precipitation, making November 2025 the 24th driest November in the city's 140 year climate record.
The monthly total was approximately 1 inch below normal, highlighting an unusually dry period despite measurable snowfall toward the end of the month.
Temperatures Drop Into Single Digits Green Bay finished November with an average temperature of 35.5 degrees, slightly below its historical monthly average.
The average high reached 44.8 degrees, while the average low was 26.3 degrees.
The coldest temperature dropped to 8 degrees, while the warmest reading reached 64 degrees.
Temperatures fell to 32 degrees or below on 24 days, demonstrating the persistence of freezing overnight and early morning conditions.
Snowfall Arrives Late in November Green Bay recorded 5.2 inches of snowfall during November, above the monthly normal of approximately 3.1 inches.
The largest single day snowfall measured 2.9 inches on Nov. 29.
Another 1.7 inches fell Nov. 26, contributing to a late month increase in snow accumulation.
Snow depth reached 5 inches by Nov. 30, following several days of accumulating snowfall.
Although snowfall exceeded normal, total precipitation remained below average because snow contains considerably less liquid water than an equivalent depth of rain.
A Dry Month Despite Winter Weather Measurable precipitation occurred on eight days, with the wettest day producing 0.27 inches.
The combination of limited precipitation and frequent freezing temperatures marked a notable transition toward winter in Brown County and the greater Green Bay area.
The National Weather Service reported no daily weather records broken or tied during the month.
The historical figures reflect observations at Green Bay's official reporting station and may differ from conditions in surrounding communities.