Furthermost inhabited place from equator which hasn't record frost in recent history? (climate, recorded)

[Max96]

Which is it?

[Mac15]

Oh this is interesting. What about Azores? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_C...Flores_(Azores)
What would you define as recent history?

[Max96]

I meant 'in all history of meteorological observations in this place'.

[Mac15]

Oh right. Yea it's probably that place. I doubt you could go any further north than that.

[Max96]

Lisbon is located a bit north of Azores but it hadn't recorded any frost in recent history (very close to it, however with record low 0.2C). Lisbon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Mac15]

Well that place was at 39.5N.

I can't think of anywhere else. All of the north of Spain has reached 0c and the isle of scilly have too.

[Max96]

What about Southern Hepisphere? There is probably Amsterdam Island, but I'm not sure. But it's not inhabited.

Originally Posted by Mac15

Well that place was at 39.5N.

I looked only at Ponta Delgada and Angra do Heroísmo.

[Mac15]

I really don't know. 40n seems to be the limit even in the ocean.

[Ethereal]

The Sydney coast at 33'S

[deneb78]

I think there are some coastal areas of Tasmania which are below 40S that haven't recorded a frost.