The St. Cloud paper said the average frost depth in 72 inches as of last week. I have heard of some even deeper spots. If that is the case it is going to take a long time to get the soil warmed up this year.
That’s nothing. We have frost to six feet in Lakeland. 
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That’s nothing. We have frost to six feet in Lakeland.
Get of the computer, your chili is burning!
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That’s nothing. We have frost to six feet in Lakeland.
WI math
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If it was a walleye guy dong the measuring it would be a 100″ !! Right Brian!
or 5′ 12″
for the tournament guys … that’s 1828.8 millimeters
I remember the winter of 2013, the frost line was a foot shy of seven feet
well, when I wuz yur age …
Ive seen 6ft of frost down here. Most areas have a good 5ft. Were still getting some frozen water services and main breaks.
Wallster ><((((>
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If it was a walleye guy dong the measuring it would be a 100″ !! Right Brian!
or 5′ 12″
Some of the folks in St Paul with frozen water lines were told not to turn off the flowing water until May 15th…and I’m not turning mine off until then either.
Paying to unfreeze a line once is enough.
Frost is coming out.. road restrictions are on
With all the differences in frost measurements I wonder if its the snow depths and a long winter, If you ask me it sounds like its all about the same depth. The frost went down to 4′ 12″ here and the water mains are just below 42″.
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