Microclimate Maps · Utah
Utah Microclimate Maps
3 microclimate maps in Utah 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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1Logan, the Cache Valley and Ogden ValleyLogan, Ogden, Brigham City, Huntsville, Eden, Preston
On January 6, 2017, Trenton on the Cache Valley floor read −32°F while the Ogden bench read −2°F. The map plans for −22°F at Logan, −25°F at Huntsville and −9°F at Ogden.
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2Park City, Heber and the Wasatch BackPark City, Heber City, Midway, Kamas, Oakley, Coalville
This spring an early warm-up had the pioneer apples at Huber Grove in Midway leafing out early, and freezes in April and early May took most of the crop. Heber plans for −25°F, Park City −19°F and Wanship −29°F.
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3Vernal, Roosevelt and the Uintah BasinVernal, Naples, Maeser, Roosevelt, Ballard, Myton, Neola, Altamont, Jensen
In February 1989 the Roosevelt station hit −47°F while Neola, up on its bench 10 miles away, read −26°F. Here's the cold to plan for at your place, from Vernal and Naples to Roosevelt, Ballard and Altamont.
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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