Austin – The first cold morning extension in the sixties and fifties of the last century is us this week, and it is a real sign that the fall weather tries to mix it with the late summer heat.
As our days continue to shorten our temperatures, it will gradually continue to decline, as it was frozen in the first freezing to Central Texas. November usually brings the first freezing of most Texas, but recently they are coming later.
The first typical freezing
According to data from National Weather Service in Austin/San AntonioWestern Hill Country can be early in Halloween during the first week of November. The majority of The Hill Country gets the first freezing by mid -November with nearby areas and East Highway 35 vision of the first average in the second half of November. Austin, thanks to the effect of Urban Heat Island, holds heat for a little longer with the first average freezing in the last days of November to the first few days of December.
The first freezes in late recently more popular
With the fact that December 1 is the first average freezing in Austin, we later seen freezing of the average of four out of five winter seasons.
The first freezing of last winter was on January 6, 2025, the second most recent freezing in the history of Austin. The latest freezing was January 15, 1989.
How many freezing every winter?
Despite the late freezing last winter, we had more freezing than usual during the season. The average of cold season (November to March) is witnessing 12 freezing, but last winter we had 16.
Four out of five winter classes have more freezing than usual.
Although we are on average on nearly one freezing in November, our majority of freezing comes in December (3) and January (5) with some remaining remains to February (2), but by March, we returned to the average of one freezing again.
Ankala: When does frost become a freezing?
You can get frost when air temperature decreases in the thirties of the last century, but the frost is unlikely to be above 36. Between 34 degrees and 36 degrees frost is possible, with the passage of frost mostly between 32 degrees and 34 degrees.
In order to freeze, you should get temperatures to freezing or 32 degrees, but there are different types of freezing. “Light freezing” is when temperatures decrease to 30 degrees 32 degrees with “solid freezing” is any lowest levels less than 30 degrees.
