ground frost

There are on average 99 days of ground frost per year.

Ground frosts are common and snow is possible but rare.

Footing depth depends on the region and its ground frost level.

Most of the country is frost-free but in some years ground frost occurs.

Ground frost will become widespread before the arrival of occasional showers later in the night.

Rime (both soft and hard) is technically not a type of ground frost.

Golf course conditions are expected to be excellent from the start, because there was little to no ground frost and plenty of moisture.

The blade turned white as ground frost formed in a spreading circle around the cage.

There are many Ground frost on clear nights and sporadic snowfalls.

"The ground frost is really early this year."

It was cool outside, a crisp clean humidity that came from morning ground frosts.

Snow and ground frost can occur from late November into early April.

Nothing could be seen in between except for the undulating ground frosted with lacy plants.

Ground frosts occur every month, and snow is frequent.

Some areas did see lower temperatures overnight, leading to air and ground frost in parts, particularly in the north west.

However, a few clear intervals may develop, allowing some patchy mist and perhaps a touch of ground frost during the early hours.

The ground frost is common in February.

On average, through the winter months (December-March), there are 67 days during which ground frost occurs.

Ground frost regularly occurs from late October until late March.

A touch of ground frost is not uncommon, irrespective of how blazing hot it has been during the day.

Cloud flooded the southern valleys but our night was clear and starry, the coldest yet, with a white ground frost.

There is a slight ground frost.

There was a ground frost that threatened to silhouette his mottled gray combat fatigues.

Morning fogs and ground frosts occur in quiet spells, but the month usually brings the first gale.

There were no clouds in the night sky, and a ground frost was sprinkling the grass with specks of silvered white.