Microclimate Maps · Ohio
Ohio Microclimate Maps
2 microclimate maps in Ohio so far. Pick yours on the map or the list, or type your address and we'll open the right one at your spot.
Click a box to open that map. Each one gives you the 30-year planning low at your address, your MFTC zone, the spring frost layer and the fruit trees that fit.
The maps
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1Cleveland, Akron and the Cuyahoga ValleyCleveland, Akron, Lakewood, Medina, Kent, Chardon
In the February 2015 cold snap the Chardon station read −29°F while Burke Lakefront, on the shore in downtown Cleveland, read −7°F. Around Cleveland and Akron, the lake, the escarpment and the river valleys decide what a cold night does at your place.
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2Columbus and Central OhioColumbus, Dublin, Westerville, Delaware, Worthington, Upper Arlington, Grove City, Pataskala
In the January 1961 cold snap the Westerville station read −21°F while the old Columbus city station, 11 miles away, read −5°F. Downtown Columbus plans for −14°F, Historic Dublin −20°F and Alexandria −22°F.
Outside these maps? The cold hardiness calculator works for any address in the US, and Microclimate Maps has every map we've made so far.
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Every fruit tree, berry and vine we're selling for spring 2027 that fits Ohio, sorted by area, with the zone each one has come through.
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