BLUE HILL METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY MILTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02186 ELEVATION 635 FEET, 10 MILES SSW OF BOSTON, MA   DAILY DISCUSSION AND CLIMATE SUMMARY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2007 ALL TIMES ARE IN EASTERN STANDARD TIME   FROSTY TEMPERATURE IN THE 20'S AROUND THE LOCAL AREA LOW TEMPERATURE OF 40 DEGREES ON THE SUMMIT THIS MORNING   Clear sky, dry air and light winds overnight last night led to frosty cold early morning temperatures.  Norwood Airport, just to our southwest, was down to 26 degrees, Plymouth had 28, Taunton 30, and New Bedford 28. At Boston the low was 39 degrees and one degree colder than our relatively balmy low temperature of 40 degrees here on the 600-ft. summit. Our coldest reading of the season to date is 30 degrees on October 29th, the same morning Boston recorded its lowest of the season of 37 degrees.    Today's observations:   7 A.M.   Weather: Scattered altocumulus clouds, few stratocumulus clouds, patches thin ground fog, few dense patches and a little steam fog over the ponds 4 ESE and 1.5 SSE, all below an inversion    Temperature: 42F, Dew point: 25F, Wind: N at 6 kts Sea-level pressure: 29.99 inches Hg, rising Visibility: 20 miles, 45 miles above inversion WNW 6-hour min temp: 40F 24-hour precipitation: 0.00 inch BHO SA 1155 85 SCT 20 156/42/25/0106/999/ FEW SC AT 55 S-NW PTCHY THN GF BLO INVSN/SMT FEW PTCHS DENSE SHLW GF FEW PTCHS STEAM FG ESE-SSE VSBY WNW 45 ABV INVSN/ 8/570 53014 10042 20040    10 A.M.   Weather: Clear, few altocumulus W-N and few small Cumulus forming distant NNE Temperature: 50F, Dew point: 32F, Wind: S at 3 kts (estimated) Wind: Light and variable Sea-level pressure: 30.03 inches Hg, steady Visibility: 25 miles, WNW 45 miles  BHO SA 1455 CLR 25 171/50/32/E1803/003/ FEW SML CU FRMG DSNT NNE FEW AC DSNT W-N THN K LYR HRZNS DRK K LYR N-NE HAZY VSBY WNW 45 WND L/V/ 8/040 51015   1 P.M.   Weather: Scattered cumulus, few moderately developed Temperature: 55F, Dew point: 31F, Wind: S at 6 kts Wind: Light Sea-level pressure: 30.01 inches Hg, falling Visibility: 50 miles, light haze  6-hourly max. temp: 55F BHO SA 1755 50 SCT 50 161/55/31/1906/001/ FEW MDT CU LGT HZ WND LGT/ 8/200 58010 10055 20042   WEATHER SUMMARY FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4   TEMPERATURE (DEGREES F) MAX.....54    NORMAL.....54 MIN.....37    NORMAL.....38 MEAN....46    NORMAL.....46 DEPARTURE FROM 30-YEAR NORMAL........... 0 TOTAL DEPARTURE FOR THE MONTH...........+2 [+0.3 DEGREES/DAY]     PEAK GUST AND AVERAGE WIND SPEED (MPH) PEAK WIND GUST FOR YESTERDAY............33 W   AT 12:20 A.M.                    AEROVANE.............33 W   AT 12:20 A.M.                    ASOS.................32 W   AT 12:20 A.M.                    DAVIS................33 W   AT N/A FASTEST MILE FOR YESTERDAY..............23 W   AT  1:07 A.M. *   MAXIMUM 2-MINUTE ASOS AVERAGE...........22 W   AT 12:21 A.M.          MAXIMUM 2-MINUTE DAVIS AVERAGE..........N/A        AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION......12.0 W                     ASOS...............11.5                     DAVIS..............12.5 W [280 deg] * last of several occurrences...   PRECIPITATION (INCHES) THROUGH THIS MORNING (EST) TOTAL PRECIPITATION 24 HRS ENDING 7 A.M....0.00  DEPARTURE.....-0.15                          ASOS..............0.00 TOTAL PRECIPITATION FOR NOVEMBER...........0.95  DEPARTURE.....+0.35                          ASOS..............0.94    TOTAL PRECIPITATION FOR THE YEAR..........36.49  DEPARTURE.....-6.13                          ASOS.............35.77     PRELIMINARY CLIMATE SUMMARY FOR NOVEMBER 2007...CALENDAR DAY DATA DATA REPORTED: DATE: MAX/MIN/MEAN/DEP/PRECIP/SUN(MIN.)/SUN(%)/ PEAK GUST/AERO GUST   AERO: Aerovane recording wind system when significant TSTM: Thunderstorm day ....: Data not yet available   11/1  66/42/54/+7/0/050/08     37 S 11/2  50/37/44/-2/0/.../..     29 NE 11/3  46/40/43/-3/0.95/000/00  51 N  Aero 50 MPH NNW  11/4  54/37/46/0/0/.../..      33 W  Aero 33 MPH W      11/5  morning low temp. 40F; normal low temp. now 37F       NEW DAILY RECORDS FOR NOVEMBER 2007:   None to date.   DAILY EXTREMES Temperature and precipitation records back to 1885, and wind records back to 1940 (e = estimated):   RECORDS FOR NOVEMBER 5 HIGH 76 IN 1994 LOW 18 IN 1908 PRECIP 4.26 INCHES IN 1955 SNOWFALL 1.5 IN 1892 PEAK GUST 69 W IN 2004   RECORDS FOR NOVEMBER 6 HIGH 71 IN 1959 LOW 22 IN 1951 PRECIP 1.72 INCHES IN 1907 SNOWFALL 8.0 IN 1894 PEAK GUST 63 W IN 1973   TODAY'S REPORT PREPARED By: Robert Skilling