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Definition of black frost in English: black frostnoun mass nounFrost which does not have a white surface. Example sentencesExamples - For two weeks we had a black frost day and night with a strong east wind and then on February 2nd, when everywhere was bone dry at 3pm, the snow started to fall.
- A black frost is when the dew point is less than the low temperature reached.
- We had black frost in late winter last year with minimum of -5 degree C.
- The black frost we experienced in late May came down from the north, which was very unusual, and it frosted many indigenous trees in the Bushveld.
Synonyms ice crystals, ice, rime, rime ice, verglas Definition of black frost in US English: black frostnounˌblak ˈfrôst A dry, nonvisible killing frost that turns vegetation black. Example sentencesExamples - We had black frost in late winter last year with minimum of -5 degree C.
- For two weeks we had a black frost day and night with a strong east wind and then on February 2nd, when everywhere was bone dry at 3pm, the snow started to fall.
- A black frost is when the dew point is less than the low temperature reached.
- The black frost we experienced in late May came down from the north, which was very unusual, and it frosted many indigenous trees in the Bushveld.
Synonyms ice crystals, ice, rime, rime ice, verglas |