Frost dates for Florida
In Florida, the typical last spring frost runs from Feb 14 in Pensacola to Mar 11 in Tallahassee. The typical first fall frost runs from Nov 21 in Tallahassee to Dec 9 in Pensacola.
So far this fall, 0 of the 3 cities in Florida that file a daily climate report have logged a freeze.
NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991-2020, annual/seasonal (c20230404)
Frost dates by city in Florida
| City | Last spring | First fall | Season | This fall |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fort Myers | Rarely freezes | No freeze yet | ||
| Jacksonville | Feb 25 | Dec 7 | 288 days | No freeze yet |
| Key West | Rarely freezes | No freeze yet | ||
| Miami | Rarely freezes | No freeze yet | ||
| Orlando | Rarely freezes | No freeze yet | ||
| Pensacola | Feb 14 | Dec 9 | 301 days | No freeze yet |
| Sarasota | Rarely freezes | No freeze yet | ||
| Tallahassee | Mar 11 | Nov 21 | 255 days | No freeze yet |
| Tampa | Rarely freezes | No freeze yet | ||
| West Palm Beach | Rarely freezes | No daily report | ||
A typical date is the median: half of years have an earlier last spring frost, half a later one. An early year means 1 year in 10, and a late year means 1 year in 10. Dates come from the U.S. Climate Normals for 1991-2020, published by NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, using a daily low of 32F or below as a freeze.
Frost dates by ZIP code and city
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