Keith Bromley sent this email Monday.
“Mr. Turner,
“I see that the forecast low for here in Moscow tonight is 43 degrees — a mere 11 degree cushion from freezing. Not comforting to us who live in low-lying areas and frost pockets.
“So I have a question. If it were to freeze on the 24th of July, would that count as the last frost of spring or the first frost of fall?”
Features writer Paul Turner is a columnist for The Spokesman-Review in the Features department. He writes "The Slice" column, which appears six times a week and produces general features stories for the Today section.
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