ZIP 32935 Zone 10a
Florida · USDA zone 10a, average annual extreme minimum 30°F to 35°F.
Nearest qualified station: MELBOURNE WFO, FL US (USC00085612), 2.2 miles from the Census ZCTA internal point for this ZIP.
Outside the median season Growing seasonTicks: 10%, 50%, and 90%
Last 32°F in spring
NCEI’s probability is the chance the last spring minimum of 32°F or lower occurs on or after the date.
| Probability | Date | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| 90% | December 29 | Earlier date. A last 32°F on or after this day is common. |
| 50% | January 24 | Median. |
| 10% | February 24 | Later date. A last 32°F on or after this day is uncommon. |
First 32°F in fall
NCEI’s probability is the chance the first autumn minimum of 32°F or lower occurs on or before the date.
| Probability | Date | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| 10% | December 20 | Earlier date. A first 32°F on or before this day is uncommon. |
| 50% | January 9 | Median. |
| 90% | February 13 | Later date. A first 32°F on or before this day is common. |
32°F growing-season length
Days between the last spring 32°F and the first autumn 32°F. The figure is a length the season meets or exceeds at that probability, from NCEI, not a subtraction done on this site.
| Probability the season is at least this long | Days |
|---|---|
| 10% | 365 |
| 50% | 359 |
| 90% | 316 |
28°F threshold
| 10% | 50% | 90% | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last, on or after | February 8 | January 15 | December 29 |
| First, on or before | December 24 | January 10 | February 5 |
| Season at least | 365 days | 365 days | 345 days |
36°F threshold
| 10% | 50% | 90% | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last, on or after | March 9 | February 6 | January 7 |
| First, on or before | December 6 | January 2 | February 3 |
| Season at least | 360 days | 324 days | 290 days |
Station MELBOURNE WFO, FL US (USC00085612). Completeness flag S, 29 years used for the 32°F dates. NCEI’s annual probability of at least one day at or below 32°F is 57.4%. Freeze dates are conditional on that threshold occurring. Elevation 10.7 m. The same probability language applies to the 28°F and 36°F rows when those dates passed the same quality checks.