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ground frost
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ground frost [′grau̇nd ‚frȯst]
(meteorology)
In British usage, a freezing condition injurious to vegetation, which is considered to have occurred when a minimum thermometer exposed to the sky at a point just above a grass surface records a temperature (grass temperature) of 30.4°F (-0.9°C) or below.


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Watering is ongoing in an attempt to make the most of the warm soil temperatures to keep a flush growth of grass before the hard ground frosts inevitably arrive and to ease the going after a relatively dry year.
Forecasters recorded up to 65 ground frosts over the three months compared to an average of 48.
A Met Office spokesman said: "The big problem this week is the ground frosts, which will start to really get into the ground.
 
 
 
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