Northern Indiana, IN – A frost and freeze advisory is in effect this week across Northern Indiana, southwest Lower Michigan, and northwest Ohio. Temperatures are expected to drop into the low-to-mid 30s at night, leading to potentially widespread frost or freeze conditions. The National Weather Service recommends covering or bringing sensitive plants indoors to protect them from the cold.
According to the National Weather Service, the best chances for a significant frost or freeze will be Thursday morning. Temperatures are predicted to dip into freezing conditions tonight through Thursday night, threatening outdoor vegetation.
Residents in these areas should take action to safeguard plants and other cold-sensitive items. With multiple nights of cold temperatures ahead, preparing for the weather shift will help avoid damage. Additionally, anyone involved in agriculture should take extra precautions, as crops may also be at risk.
These frost conditions signal the start of fall’s colder weather, and the first freeze often signals the end of the growing season for many plants.
