November weather myths abound, from the idea that the first frost always signals winter to assumptions about predictable rain patterns. In reality, early November features variable conditions, including scattered frosts, occasional snow, fog, wind, and sunshine. Understanding the science behind these patterns helps residents separate fact from fiction. Checking reliable forecasts, observing local trends, and preparing for variability ensures safety and comfort. Debunking myths also enhances appreciation for early November’s complex and transitional U.S. weather patterns.