Frost dates for South Carolina
In South Carolina, the typical last spring frost runs from Mar 7 in Charleston to Mar 28 in Greenville. The typical first fall frost runs from Nov 7 in Columbia to Nov 27 in Charleston.
So far this fall, 0 of the 3 cities in South Carolina 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 South Carolina
| City | Last spring | First fall | Season | This fall |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charleston | Mar 7 | Nov 27 | 266 days | No freeze yet |
| Columbia | Mar 25 | Nov 7 | 229 days | No freeze yet |
| Greenville | Mar 28 | Nov 7 | 224 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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