On November 24, 1897, the weather station in Binningen recorded temperatures that were notably warm for this time of year. Unfortunately, specific data for the minimum, maximum, and average temperatures on this day are not available. However, we can infer from the historical context that this day was unusually warm, as the temperature percentile for this day is at 22.4%. This means that about 77.6% of all recorded days have been warmer, indicating that this day was not exceptionally hot, but still warmer than average for late November.

In the last 30 days, the average air temperature was 5.04°C, with a minimum of -2.0°C and a maximum of 15.5°C. This period did not experience any summer days, hot days, or tropical nights.

For the current season, the average temperature was 8.82°C, with a minimum of 5.75°C and a maximum of 13.0°C. Again, there were no summer days, hot days, or tropical nights recorded.

Looking at all years for this season, the average temperature was slightly higher at 9.99°C, with a minimum of 6.53°C and a maximum of 14.63°C. Historically, there have been 798 summer days and 88 hot days recorded during this season, but no tropical nights.

For the month of November, the hottest day on record was November 2, 2020, with a maximum temperature of 22.5°C. Across all years and months, the hottest day recorded was July 2, 1952, with a maximum temperature of 39.0°C.

In summary, November 24, 1897, was an unusually warm day for the time of year, but not exceptionally so when considering the broader historical context.