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Location: Live:Downtown Phoenix, AZ/Work:Greater Los Angeles, CA
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Originally Posted by muslim12
That is absurd! My record latest is December 3. I live more than 400 miles further south than Philly too! Crazy Philly uhi,coastal location, and straight luck! Makes me wonder how long I can go without recording a freeze in winter, January 1937 didn't see a single freeze here, wonder if it would be possible to go a whole winter freeze less under the right conditions.
We've had several winters without any frosts, but most notable was the winter of 08-09, I don't think we had a single low below 40° that winter
Depends. If I have a normal autumn, I'll probably get my first freeze in mid-November. If it ends up being another one of those nasty Bermuda High ridge-type autumns, then I probably won't get it until the first week of January.
Time to predict my 1st frost and freeze again this year. This summer the lows are quite cooler this year and it is around average. I think Santa Maria will see its 1st frost by late October or early November.
Location: Live:Downtown Phoenix, AZ/Work:Greater Los Angeles, CA
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Time to predict my 1st frost and freeze again this year. This summer the lows are quite cooler this year and it is around average. I think Santa Maria will see its 1st frost by late October or early November.
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