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Frost dates for Texas

In Texas, the typical last spring frost runs from Jan 28 in Corpus Christi to Apr 13 in Amarillo. The typical first fall frost runs from Oct 27 in Amarillo to Dec 21 in Corpus Christi.

So far this fall, 0 of the 10 cities in Texas 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 Texas

Frost dates by city in Texas
CityLast springFirst fallSeasonThis fall
AmarilloApr 13Oct 27195 daysNo freeze yet
AustinFeb 20Dec 3291 daysNo freeze yet
Corpus ChristiJan 28Dec 21331 daysNo freeze yet
DallasMar 8Nov 24262 daysNo freeze yet
El PasoMar 2Nov 20261 daysNo freeze yet
Fort WorthMar 11Nov 19252 daysNo daily report
HoustonFeb 13Dec 9300 daysNo freeze yet
LubbockApr 4Nov 2210 daysNo freeze yet
McAllenRarely freezesNo freeze yet
MidlandMar 18Nov 14239 daysNo freeze yet
San AntonioFeb 26Nov 28277 daysNo freeze yet
WacoMar 15Nov 15245 daysNo 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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