When New York State Hometowns Will See Its Dangerous 1st Frost

Fall-like weather is descending on New York State. And that includes some "destructive" weather.

The calendar recently officially flipped to Fall. With the changing of the season comes fall foliage, colder air and frost.

Bad Winter Predicted For New York State

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This winter could be bad in New York State. Hudson Valley Post has looked up predictions from weather experts and they are predicting:

Freezing, Stormy, Snowy and Major Blizzard Predicted For New York

Be Prepared To See Snow Earlier Than Normal In New York State

Before the snow comes the first frost of the season. Hudson Valley Post looked up many hometowns in the Hudson Valley and across New York State to find out when the first frost is predicted.

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First Frost Dates For New York State

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We looked up the most populated zip codes and cities across the state. If your hometown isn't listed, you can determine the first frost in your area by a nearby city.

First Frost Dates Across New York State

All of the information is from the Old Farmer's Almanac.

"Note that frost dates are only an estimate based on historical climate data and are not set in stone," the Old Farmer's Almanac states. "The probability of a frost occurring after the spring frost date or before the fall frost date is 30%, which means that there is still a chance of frost occurring before or after the given dates!"

According to the Old Farmer's Almanac frost will impact your plants when there is a:

Light freeze: 29° to 32°F: tender plants are killed.
Moderate freeze: 25° to 28°F: widely destructive to most vegetation.
Severe freeze: 24°F: and colder—heavy damage to most garden plants.

Newburgh
Brooklyn
Bronx
New York City
Queens
Staten Island
Poughkeepsie
Beacon
Middletown
Kingston
Mahopac
Yonkers
Spring Valley
Troy
Buffalo
Monroe
Hamburg
Wappinger Falls
Utica
Plattsburgh
Orchard Park
Niagara Falls
Schenectady
New City
Amsterdam
Plainview
Binghamton
Hopewell Junction
Carmel
New Windsor
Syracuse
Greece
Cheektowaga
Colonie

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