Frost Advisory Alert for New York, Vermont, and Pennsylvania
Frost Advisory Issued Across Three States
The National Weather Service has declared a frost advisory for parts of New York, Vermont, and Pennsylvania as temperatures plummet. This cold front is expected to drive temperatures below normal levels, potentially reaching as low as 34 degrees Fahrenheit.
Regions Affected
- New York: Counties including Lewis, Cattaraugus, Allegany, Northern Oneida, St. Lawrence, Franklin, Essex, Herkimer, and Hamilton.
- Vermont: Essex County.
- Pennsylvania: Counties of Elk, McKean, and Potter.
Frost forms when temperatures dip below 32 degrees, and residents are urged to safeguard vulnerable outdoor plants. It's essential to cover these plants to prevent damage during the early morning hours when temperatures reach their lowest. The NWS forecasts that colder conditions could persist in the northeastern U.S. while warmer temperatures are expected in the west, specifically in states like Texas, which experienced significant rainfall recently.
Residents' Precautions
While enjoying the changing seasons, those in the affected regions need to be aware of protective measures. Vegetation that isn’t adequately shielded may suffer severe damage, emphasizing the need for vigilance when frost is predicted.
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