Oneida & Oswego Counties Prepare for Freezing Temperatures
Oneida and Oswego counties brace for chilling temperatures. A freeze watch and frost advisory have been issued for Thursday, threatening sensitive outdoor plants. Temperatures are set to dip into the lower to mid 30s, leading to frost formation. Residents are advised to take precautions to protect their plants and property. Protective measures include shielding sensitive plants from frost, covering outdoor vegetation, and ensuring outdoor water pipes are well-insulated. Minimizing outdoor activities during the frost warning period is also recommended. The National Weather Service has warned that frost could potentially kill unprotected plants. An updated frost advisory was released on Wednesday at 4:14 p.m. for Oswego County, effective from Thursday midnight until 9 a.m. A freeze watch has been issued for Oneida County for the same period. Residents in Oneida and Oswego counties are urged to take necessary precautions as chilling temperatures approach. Protecting plants and property can prevent potential damage from frost.
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