Champaign 9 SW
USCRNTypically freezes to 8 inches, not to 20.
3 of 3 stations freeze at 2 inches in a typical winter, 2 of them to 8 inches or deeper.
Station by station
Each bar runs from the typical first freeze to the typical last thaw at that depth, the median over the station's complete winters on record, with the typical number of frozen days after it. Frost reaches the deeper probes later in the winter. A depth that froze in fewer than half of its winters has no typical dates. Stations: 3 typically freeze.
Typically freezes to 8 inches, not to 20.
Typically freezes to 4 inches, not to 8.
Typically freezes to at least 8 inches; the deeper probes have too few winters to say more.
A winter runs July to June. Our station readings come from one grass-covered site per station at five fixed depths, and often show shallower frost than regional figures.
Where the ground is frozen today across the US · Illinois soil temperature · First frost and frost depth guide