Frost dates for New York
In New York, the typical last spring frost runs from Mar 30 in New York City to Apr 29 in Syracuse. The typical first fall frost runs from Oct 15 in Albany to Nov 20 in New York City.
So far this fall, 0 of the 6 cities in New York 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 New York
| City | Last spring | First fall | Season | This fall |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albany | Apr 27 | Oct 15 | 169 days | No freeze yet |
| Buffalo | Apr 24 | Oct 26 | 183 days | No freeze yet |
| Islip | Apr 10 | Nov 2 | 207 days | No freeze yet |
| New York City | Mar 30 | Nov 20 | 236 days | No freeze yet |
| Rochester | Apr 24 | Oct 25 | 181 days | No freeze yet |
| Syracuse | Apr 29 | Oct 19 | 173 days | No freeze yet |
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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