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Frost risk

Last frost in Senigallia

Median last frost, cautious frost date, and guidance on sowing before or after cold risk in Senigallia.

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Median 0 °C

February 23spring

Cautious 2 °C

March 27spring

Autumn 2 °C

November 20first frost

What 0 °C and 2 °C mean

Reference dates

When spring frosts usually fall

  1. February 230C median
  2. March 110C cautious
  3. March 182C median
  4. March 272C cautious
indicatordate
Median last frost 0 °CFebruary 23
Cautious last frost 0 °CMarch 11
Median last frost 2 °CMarch 18
Cautious last frost 2 °CMarch 27
Cautious first autumn frost 0 °CNovember 27
Cautious first autumn frost 2 °CNovember 20

Last 10 available years

The table shows, for each available year, the last date between January and June when the daily minimum was at or below 0 °C.

yearlast date <= 0 °Cminimum
2020nonenot available
2019January 26-0.26 °C
2018March 1-1.09 °C
2017January 14-0.77 °C
2016January 19-0.22 °C
2015February 8-0.74 °C
2014nonenot available
2013February 11-1.35 °C
2012February 17-0.47 °C
2011March 9-0.5 °C

Frequently asked questions

When does the main frost risk end in Senigallia?

The most cautious date on this page is March 27 on the 2 °C threshold. For sensitive crops, use it as the reference before moving sowing or transplanting earlier.

When should I use the 0 °C date and the 2 °C date?

The median 0 °C date is February 23, while the cautious 2 °C date is March 27. The 2 °C threshold is more cautious for cold nights, inversions, and exposed spots.

How should I adapt the frost date inside Senigallia?

No. In Senigallia, exposure, elevation, wind, and soil can move real risk earlier or later than the representative municipality point.

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