CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) - Western Massachusetts saw record temperatures to start off the month on Friday. Westover Air Reserve Base in Chicopee saw a high temperature on November 1st of 81 degrees! The 22News Storm Team takes a look at why it's so warm and when could the snow come falling down. CiderDays returns to Franklin County, offering county-wide activities Temperatures have been record breaking for the start of November, with highs in the 80s on Thursday and Friday. Typically, this time of year the average high temperature is in the 50s and some of the mountains in New England begin to see their first snowfall. This year though, finding any cold air in the Northeast has been hard. One reason it has been so warm here in the east is the ocean temperatures. Ocean temperatures in the Atlantic and North Pacific have been well above average. This allows there to be more fluctuations in the jet stream giving us so much warm air. If you want to find any early November snow, you are going to have to head west to the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. The average snowfall for November in western Massachusetts is 2.5 inches. Chris Bouzakis is a meteorologist who has been a part of the 22News team since 2021. Follow Chris on X @ChrisBouzakis and view his bio to see more of his work.