A northern Durham frost advisory is in effect for early Friday, with patchy frost expected to threaten sensitive plants and crops.
Environment Canada issued the advisory for the northern part of Durham Region on Thursday, September 24. The alert applies to communities in the region’s rural north, including Brock, Scugog and Uxbridge.
Plants and crops may be damaged
The weather agency says frost may form Friday morning. Plants, trees and crops that are vulnerable to cold conditions could be damaged.
Residents are advised to cover frost-sensitive plants or move them indoors where possible before temperatures fall Thursday night. Gardeners and growers should continue checking official alerts because conditions and warning areas can change.
The advisory is specific to northern Durham. No broader warning for the entire region was identified in the source notice at publication time.
