Florida · NOAA station reference
Duck Key
frost dates.
A source-backed view of historical freeze risk at this weather station. Use it to understand the season, not as a promise about your garden or this year’s weather.
No modeled annual freeze occurrenceNo seasonal freeze date is supported here.
NOAA’s historical normal model reports no annual occurrence of a 32°F freeze for this reference. This does not mean a future freeze is impossible, and it does not establish a year-round vegetable planting calendar.
Modeled annual freeze occurrence: 0%Know the evidence
The reference
behind the numbers.
- Official station name
- DUCK KEY, FL US
- NOAA station ID
- USC00082441
- Coordinates
- 24.7706, -80.9072
- Station elevation
- 1.2 m / 4 ft
- Normal period
- 1991–2020
- Source retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Source modified
- Tue, 27 Jun 2023 15:16:19 GMT
Put the data in context
A baseline.
Not a forecast.
Weather stations measure a particular location. Differences in elevation, exposure, nearby water, terrain and urban heat can change conditions in an individual garden.
- 32°F is the station air-temperature threshold; visible frost on leaves can differ.
- Median dates still leave substantial historical freeze risk.
- Historical normals summarize 1991–2020, not current weather.
- Crop suitability requires regional horticultural guidance, soil warmth, cultivar and day length.
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