Frost/Freeze in Northern Cayuga, New York

A very cold pattern persisted from April into the growing season across most of the northeastern United States. This allowed for widespread accumulating snows periodically along with unseasonable cold temperatures to persist through the first half of May. Widespread freezing temperatures were present overnight in much of the area on several nights as the first few weeks of the growing season started. Selected morning low temperatures on May 13 included 21 in Angelica, 25 in Olean, 27 in Dunkirk, 30 in Buffalo, 27 in Watertown, 22 in Highmarket, 25 in Avon, 25 in North Tonawanda, 24 in Honeoye, 24 in Lakeside, 29 in Oswego, and 26 in Warsaw.