As you prepare to bring out your Fall or Halloween decorations and choose their display spots, it’s worth considering bringing in the plants on your porch as well.
In the Ohio Valley, the first freeze watch or warning usually occurs around mid-October.
Freeze Watches and Warnings can be perplexing, but there is no doubt that cold air is approaching.
What to do if you are outlined in a Freeze Watch or Warning
As we approach the middle of October, it’s important to be aware that a freeze watch will be issued on the first night when temperatures drop below 36°F. To protect your plants, make sure to bring in any potted plants and consider harvesting your final crops before the temperatures reach the criteria for a freeze warning.
As winter approaches and the first frost sets in, it’s important to remember to check in with the elderly to make sure their heating systems are working properly. This is crucial to ensure they stay warm and comfortable during the cold nights ahead.
