Ok thanks! Yeah it was def a freeze, temp was 26 and the sensor is about 10'
off the ground, or 8.
Jeff
> A freeze (to the best of my knowledge) is when the temperature at
> observation level (5 feet) is at or below 32F. A frost can occur when the
> air at observation level is above freezing. You can have frost when the
> official low is in the mid 30s since the ground temp could be right at
about
> 32. Yours was a freeze as far as I can tell.
>
> Bruce
> --
> Bruce Johnson
> Turnerville GA
> http://www.alltel.net/~brucej/weather/forecast.html
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