Spring Frosts

[gonz]

Can anyone tell me if there is a website you can go on to see when the last of the frosts are likely to be in a certain area?

Thanks.

[gonz]

[PJW_Letchworth]

I tend to use www.metcheck.com for predictions.  The site is usually very good for up to 3 day forecasts.

[Barnowl]

I use Metcheck as well but I don't think  it gives first and last dates

Try  http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/main/weather.asp

You have to set your location - click on the flag half way down the page

[gonz]

Thanks a lot, I'll give them both a try.

;)

[Robert_Brenchley]

I use Metcheck and observation, but be prepared for frosts at any time. A few years ago we had one on June 16th, which walloped my outdoor tomatoes.

[Tee Gee]

Liverpool; I would say mid May at best, but keep an eye on the forecast just in case.

[bupster]

Metcheck does 14 days ahead and is predicting fairly low temperatures right into May, so I'll be leaving things for a few more weeks if I can.

[redimp]

They have a frost forecast that does 48 hours ahead - and it is usually on the cautious (barkingly so sometimes) side.
http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/frostrisk.asp

[saddad]

We don't put out anything really tender until June...
:-X

[calendula]

I tend to associate frosts with the full moon and the next one is 20th May (the flower moon) and I reckon for sure you'll be ok after that and even before for hardening off but be watchful so that you can bring things in or fleece accordingly