Frost Advisory In Place For Southeast Ohio

MARIETTA, OH — The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for the Mid-Ohio Valley. It goes into effect at 2 a.m tomorrow morning. Temperatures could drop to as low as 33 to 36 degrees. Weather officials warn that the area is at risk for frost that will kill crops and sensitive vegetation.

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There are ways for you to protect your garden. If you can, bring your plants inside. If you can't, you can shelter them in a plastic container. An upside-down bucket will do in a pinch. For larger groups of plants, you can use bed sheets or drop cloths to cover them. Lindsay Sheehan of Rural Sprout shared a number of other measures you can use to protect your plants against frost. It's expected to drop as low as low as 33-degrees. So take whatever precautions are necessary to protect your plants.

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