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Hard Freeze With Lows of 21 to 28 Degrees Likely for Columbus, Dayton, Mansfield, and Akron as Bitter October Cold Ends Growing Season Sunday Morning
OHIO — Bitterly cold air is settling over Ohio, and a hard freeze is likely across most of the state Saturday night into Sunday morning, October 18. Temperatures could plunge to 21 to 28 degrees in the coldest areas. Readings like these are more typical of midwinter than mid-October. The cold arrives just days after summer-like temperatures earlier this week. The freeze could bring an abrupt end to the growing season across much of the region.
floridaing.com
Vegetation Freeze Risk Hits Eastern Indiana and Ohio Sunday Morning as Lows Drop to 30 in Kokomo and Youngstown and 32 in Columbus and Dayton
COLUMBUS, OHIO — Freezing overnight low temperatures are expected across eastern Indiana and Ohio by Sunday morning, October 18, raising concerns for a vegetation freeze across a wide part of the region. Modeled lows show Kokomo and Youngstown dropping to 30 degrees, while Columbus and Dayton fall to 32. The freeze risk zone also stretches into western Pennsylvania, western New York and West Virginia. The good news is that after Sunday morning, temperatures will be on the rise.
floridaing.com
First Freeze Since Spring Hits Ohio to New England Sunday Morning as Albany Drops to 27, Burlington 29 and Pittsburgh and Hartford Fall to 30
ALBANY, NEW YORK — The first freeze since spring is set to hit a wide stretch of the country Sunday morning, October 18, from Ohio all the way to New England. Forecast lows show Albany dropping to 27 degrees, Burlington, Vermont to 29, and both Pittsburgh and Hartford falling to 30. For Pittsburgh, it will mark the first freeze since May, signaling a major shift to true fall weather across the Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.