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Arizona · Geographic reference lookup

Your climate reference
near Red Mesa.

We connect a real Census place to the nearest agricultural NOAA station, then show the distance and the limitations. This is not a locally validated planting calendar.

CDP · Census 2026
Distant reference: extra caution is needed.

The nearest agricultural station is 25.4 km away. Its source facts remain visible for transparency, but should not be read as planting dates or a garden-climate estimate for Red Mesa.

A reference, not your back garden

15.8 miles E
from the Census reference point.

The line connects Red Mesa’s published Census internal point to the weather station. It does not measure terrain, elevation differences or your garden’s microclimate.

25.4 km straight-line distance · Schematic, not a navigation map
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Census place point Weather station
The nearest reference

Teec Nos Pos

Seasonal freeze reference · USC00028468

Full station data
Proximity is not a climate-validation score. Place elevation is unavailable in this Census source, so we cannot verify the elevation difference. The nearest station is never silently replaced by a colder one to create a planting calendar.
Spring median · freezing cold seasonsApr 11
Fall median · freezing cold seasonsNov 1
Modeled annual freeze occurrence100%
Uncertainty, made visible

One date never tells
the whole season.

1991–2020 station normals
32°F minimum-temperature threshold

Last spring freeze

Among cold seasons with a freeze: probability of the last occurrence on this date or later.

10%May 2
30%Apr 19
50%Apr 11Median reference
70%Apr 4
90%Mar 24

The 10% date is later in spring than the median: a more cautious historical reference, still not a guarantee.

First fall freeze

Among cold seasons with a freeze: probability of the first occurrence on this date or earlier.

10%Oct 16
30%Oct 25
50%Nov 1Median reference
70%Nov 5
90%Nov 12

The 10% date is earlier in fall than the median: a more cautious harvest-planning reference.

These percentages are conditional on a cold season containing a 32°F freeze; they are not probabilities across all years. They describe historical climate, not this season’s forecast. The spring and fall probability directions are intentionally different. A garden can be warmer or colder than the reference station.

Check the wider picture

Nearby station comparisons

Differences can signal exposure, elevation, location or data-quality effects.

NOAA referenceDistanceConditional spring medianConditional fall medianStatus
Teec Nos Pos15.8 miApr 11Nov 1Seasonal freeze reference
Bluff23.9 miApr 24Oct 13Seasonal freeze reference
Mexican Hat30.1 miApr 11Oct 30Seasonal freeze reference

Available alternative-station median spread: spring 13 days; fall 19 days. This is a comparison of source references, not a measure of garden uncertainty.

Date probabilities apply among cold seasons with a 32°F freeze, not all years. Check each station’s annual occurrence and quality before comparing.

Know the geography

A traceable place.

Official Census name
Red Mesa CDP
Census GEOID
0459550
Published internal point
36.9710, -109.3700
Land area
33.3 km²
Water area
0.0 km²

The published point is inside the Census geography. It is not your address and does not represent every neighborhood or elevation within the place.

Original Census Gazetteer
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