Wyoming County, NY – Sub-freezing temperatures in Wyoming County are expected to linger until 10 a.m. today, as the National Weather Service has issued a freeze warning. The cold snap may bring temperatures down to the upper 20s, posing a threat to sensitive plants and unprotected plumbing.
According to the National Weather Service, residents should take immediate steps to safeguard their vegetation and outdoor plumbing. Wrapping pipes, draining sprinkler systems, and covering exposed outdoor plumbing will help prevent costly damage from freezing. Gardeners are also advised to cover or bring in any tender plants to avoid frost damage.
While temperatures are set to rise later today, more cold weather is on the horizon. Wyoming County residents should remain vigilant and monitor local forecasts closely, especially as overnight temperatures are expected to dip below freezing again over the weekend.
As the weather continues to cool, it’s crucial to prepare for prolonged periods of frost. Consider additional measures like insulating your home and checking for drafts around doors and windows. Doing so can reduce the likelihood of freeze-related issues in the coming days.
