Windy
Sustained wind 15 km/h, gusts 32 km/h. Below the damage threshold, but spray drift, open greenhouse vents and young seedlings are affected.
AGRICULTURAL WEATHER
Frost risk, rainfall probability and storm warnings — at the level of detail a grower needs. Seven-day forecasts and night-by-night frost assessment for 14 districts.
Tonight between 18:00 and 09:00
No frost expected
Night temperatures stay clearly above the frost threshold.
Rain next 24 hours
No rain expected
No meaningful rain is forecast for the next 24 hours; peak probability 0%. No weather obstacle to harvesting or spraying.
under 25% · low 25–60% · possible over 60% · likely
Bar height shows the chance of rain in that hour. When 0.1 mm or more is expected, the amount is printed below the bar.
Suitable 19:00 – 05:00
10 hours uninterrupted
Delta T is the gap between dry-bulb and wet-bulb temperature. It shows how much a droplet evaporates before it reaches the target: too high and the spray evaporates and drifts as vapour, too low and the droplet stays suspended instead of settling.
Delta T °C · Wind km/s
Thresholds follow the Montana State University Extension guidance on pesticide drift. Wet-bulb temperature is computed with the Stull (2011) approximation.
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| Day | Low | High | Rain | Probability | Wind sust./gust | Warning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13.09 Sunday | 22,1 °C | 31,9 °C | 0,0 mm | 0% | 15/32 km/s | Windy |
| 14.09 Monday | 22,5 °C | 30,3 °C | 0,0 mm | 0% | 18/38 km/s | Windy |
| 15.09 Tuesday | 21,7 °C | 30,5 °C | 0,0 mm | 0% | 20/42 km/s | Windy |
| 16.09 Wednesday | 20,6 °C | 30,2 °C | 0,0 mm | 4% | 19/39 km/s | Windy |
| 17.09 Thursday | 20,8 °C | 28,4 °C | 0,6 mm | 29% | 14/29 km/s | — |
| 18.09 Friday | 20,2 °C | 30,2 °C | 0,0 mm | 10% | 15/30 km/s | Windy |
| 19.09 Saturday | 23,1 °C | 30,5 °C | 0,0 mm | 6% | 11/23 km/s | — |
Sustained wind 15 km/h, gusts 32 km/h. Below the damage threshold, but spray drift, open greenhouse vents and young seedlings are affected.
These are widely accepted reference ranges in the sector; they vary with variety, growth stage and the position of the orchard.
These values come from weather forecast models: they are predictions, not measurements, and they can be wrong. The frost assessment is a simple calculation based on temperature, cloud cover and wind — it does not know whether your orchard sits in a hollow or on a ridge, your soil moisture, or how hardy your variety is. Two plots in the same district can differ by several degrees. Decisions about heating, covering or spraying should be made with your own measurements and your agronomist, not from the figure shown here.
Source: Open-Meteo forecast models