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Old 10-22-2010, 05:25 AM
 
Location: motueka nz
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There was a frost at work (5 km from home) this morning. It has been a mild winter though, with no frosts on the lawn and the potatoes survived the winter unscathed. During May 2009 we had 25 ground frosts! When I was a kid we had major frost damage to the crop on the tobacco farm where we lived, which was 25 km inland. That was mid Feb! In our region (Nelson) frosts can occur any time between April to November.
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Old 10-22-2010, 07:45 AM
 
Location: New Jersey
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There may have been some frost this morning in a few spots, but probably not much. Frost expected tonight.

Apparently some snow was flying just north of us in New York State this morning. Only expected to reach 51 F today.
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Old 10-22-2010, 09:57 AM
 
Location: New York
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Apparently Philadelphia may drop to 39F tonight, doubt they'd see frost but it's still the 30's. We're going into the low-40's which would be the coldest it's been in 5-6 months. Still no frost yet.

Can't wait till it goes back into the 70's with lows in the 60's next week.
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Old 10-22-2010, 10:29 AM
 
Location: New Jersey
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Can't wait till it goes back into the 70's with lows in the 60's next week.
Yeah what's up with that? It'll be mild and rainy all next week.

I want 50 F with rain, not 70 F!
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Old 10-22-2010, 10:30 AM
 
Location: Toronto
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Toronto is forecasted its first frost today overnight with a predicted low of 0C.
Well, it looked like it just went down to 1C in Toronto overnight; there was snow in areas just north of the city though.
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Old 10-22-2010, 03:55 PM
 
Location: Yorkshire, England
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The average lows at Heathrow Airport are 3.6C for December, 2.8C for January and 2.7C for February. In Central London those figures are around 4-5C.

Average number of frost days at Heathrow:

Oct: 0.2
Nov: 3.0
Dec: 5.2
Jan: 6.6
Feb: 6.6
Mar: 3.0
Apr: 0.8

Year: 25.4
We did have a frost yesterday morning but I'd have guessed 25 was even on the higher side these last 20 years. One thing I've noticed since I moved here from Yorkshire is that the temperatures don't fall away anywhere near as much, particularly on hot summer evenings. On a hot 30C summer day here, the 9pm temp will generally still be about 26. Back home on our much rarer 30C days, the 9pm temp might be about 21 or 22. I don't really like much the damp cold we get but do love snow/ice, and I'm not expecting to see snow last more than two days or frozen canals/ice days much this winter.
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Old 10-25-2010, 02:07 PM
 
Location: Surrey, London commuter belt
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Here are the average lows for Central London (London Weather Centre).

Jan: 4.6C / 40.3F
Feb: 4.5C / 40.1F
Mar: 5.8C / 42.4F
Apr: 7.8C / 46.0F
May: 10.3C / 50.5F
Jun: 14.0C / 57.2F
Jul: 15.1C / 59.2F
Aug: 15.3C / 59.5F
Sep: 13.0C / 55.4F
Oct: 10.1C / 50.2F
Nov: 7.4C / 45.3F
Dec: 4.8C / 40.6F

Easy to see why the centre of London hardly ever gets frost.
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Old 10-25-2010, 02:24 PM
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Here are the average lows for Central London (London Weather Centre).

Jan: 4.6C / 40.3F
Feb: 4.5C / 40.1F
Mar: 5.8C / 42.4F
Apr: 7.8C / 46.0F
May: 10.3C / 50.5F
Jun: 14.0C / 57.2F
Jul: 15.1C / 59.2F
Aug: 15.3C / 59.5F
Sep: 13.0C / 55.4F
Oct: 10.1C / 50.2F
Nov: 7.4C / 45.3F
Dec: 4.8C / 40.6F

Easy to see why the centre of London hardly ever gets frost.
So how many days does Central London get frost, then?
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Old 10-25-2010, 03:01 PM
 
Location: Surrey, London commuter belt
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7 per year.

Dec: 1.4
Jan: 2.5
Feb: 1.8
Mar: 1.0

Total: 6.7 days.


Ice days (high at or below 0C/32F)

Jan: 0.1

That's one sub-zero high per decade!
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Old 10-25-2010, 03:11 PM
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7 per year.

Dec: 1.4
Jan: 2.5
Feb: 1.8
Mar: 1.0

Total: 6.7 days.


Ice days (high at or below 0C/32F)

Jan: 0.1

That's one sub-zero high per decade!
That's an impressive heat island!

Interesting I would have expected 2-3x more frosts from the lows. Maybe I had assumed a much higher temperature spread than London has. For example, our average low was 40F so far this month and had about 5 frosts so far this month.
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