Homestead Cold Weather Alert

Post author By Chris M. Day
Post date February 2, 2009
4 Comments on Homestead Cold Weather Alert

3 FRIGID NIGHTS !

Get ready to bundle up yet again South Florida. This unusually cold winter season continues, and the cold Arctic air from up north is about to pour in full blast.

I’m forecasting early-morning temperatures for Homestead / Florida City in the lower-40s on Wednesday, mid-30s on Thursday, and lower-40s on Friday. Wind chills near freezing can be expected for several hours between 3 AM and 7 AM. Frost is not expected due to continuous winds. Maximum temperatures in the afternoon during this period should be in the lower-to-middle-60s.

By Chris M. Day

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4 replies on “Homestead Cold Weather Alert”

There will go my tomatoe plants for sure this time..HAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

How long does it take to grow a tomato plant under normal weather conditions ?

Thanks for the cold weather alert. I always use your weather service and it’s reliable cold weather forecasting to know when to grab the coat.

It only takes a couple of months. Of course you must give it plant food and plenty of water.We have two that are turning red, ready for the weekend meal.:)

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