In our area of Illinois, we have had numerous 100 year rains in the past few years. Again, simply a coincidence that all of the things predicted by climate scientists are happening.

But now that America is great again we don't have to worry about any of that.

perhaps Trump can also build a Great Umbrella.

And he'll need some great dams along the coasts as well.

which is unusual, but more common in late winter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thundersnow What's odd about this one (and I'm in the middle of it right now) is how warm it is: 54F.

remembered rainstorms this late in the year. I don't.

I remember a January rainstorm years ago that turned to ice then snow. It was a mess.

I don't remember walking out to my garage in a November drizzle and noticing how warm it was.

I've seen it twice in Virginia

I'm still in November where I'm at.

Kidding aside, I remember a thunderstorm and tornado the day before Thanksgiving growing up in Alabama.

but I'm in Minnesota. That's a very different climate from Alabama.

It will hit N. Alabama and Tenn. in a bit, the tail of it is aimed where I live.

Looking at the radar, it appears yours is not connected to the big one which is covering most of the eastern part of the country.
And rare for here this time of year.
As is high 70's this month..
this is the kind of storm we usually get in spring...except last year we got it in Feb.

A November that hasn't dropped below freezing once. Nov is usually one of our coldest months.
BUT as the maggot says......
Climate change is bunk.

this November. Points north have been colder, of course.

And November is behind Dec, Jan, and Feb in terms of coldest.

But no doubt it has been warmer than average.