Monterey, CA – A freeze warning and frost advisory are in effect tonight across Monterey and San Benito counties. Temperatures are expected to plummet into the low 30s, prompting residents to take precautions.
The National Weather Service (NWS) warns that frost and freezing conditions can harm outdoor plants, pets, and vulnerable populations. According to the NWS, temperatures in Monterey may drop to 37°F, with colder inland areas experiencing lows of 31°F. The advisory lasts through the early morning hours on Friday.
Residents should cover sensitive plants, bring pets indoors, and insulate exposed pipes to prevent freezing. Shelters are available for those in need, offering protection from the cold. Uncovered pipes and unprotected plants could sustain significant damage overnight.
Meteorologists also advise caution when driving, as frost could make roads slippery. Coastal areas will remain slightly warmer but could still experience frost in some locations.
This cold snap is expected to continue for the next few nights, so ongoing preparation is crucial. Stay informed with updated forecasts from the NWS.
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