PipeFreezeNights

Will Pipes Freeze in Neshoba County, MS? 5 nights a Year

Freeze nights in Neshoba County

In a normal year Neshoba County, MS gets 5 nights at or below 20°F, the point where bare pipes in a garage, attic or outside wall start to freeze. That is more than 17% of US counties.

Risk level: Occasional. The risk season runs December to February, worst in January.

It depends where the pipe is

PipeFreezes nearNights a year
Outdoor spigot, open crawlspace32°F49 nights
Bare pipe in garage, attic or outside wall20°F5 nights
Insulated pipe in unheated space10°Funder 1 night
Inside the heated house0°Fnone

Foam-sleeving a bare pipe in unheated space takes it from 5 nights of risk to under 1 night. A 12 ft heat-tape kit runs $17 to $37; an average burst-pipe repair is about $500.

Month by month

Nights at or below 20°F in a normal year.

  1. Jul
  2. Aug
  3. Sep
  4. Oct
  5. Nov
  6. 1Dec
  7. 3Jan
  8. 1Feb
  9. Mar
  10. Apr
  11. May
  12. Jun

First 32°F night is usually around 11/09, last around 03/20. For 20°F: 01/01 to 01/30.

How cold Neshoba County nights get

Average winter (Dec-Feb) low: 37°F; the coldest month, January, averages 35°F overnight. 6 months normally bring at least one night below 32°F (Jan, Feb, Mar, Oct, Nov, Dec).

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
35°F38°F45°F52°F61°F68°F71°F70°F64°F53°F43°F37°F

Neshoba County next to its neighbours

Winston County, MS, 37 km north, gets 7 nights below 20°F to Neshoba County's 5 nights.

CountyDistanceBelow 32°FBelow 20°FJan low
Neshoba County, MS-49 nights5 nights35°F
Winston County, MS37 km north53 nights7 nights34°F
Leake County, MS38 km west64 nights8 nights34°F
Newton County, MS39 km south59 nights7 nights34°F
Kemper County, MS46 km east47 nights5 nights36°F
Scott County, MS54 km southwest57 nights7 nights34°F
Attala County, MS58 km northwest59 nights7 nights33°F

Neshoba County within MS

Neshoba County ranks 42 of 82 MS counties for nights below 20°F. The most is Tishomingo County, MS at 24 nights, with a 30°F average winter low. The fewest is Harrison County, MS: under 1 night, winter lows near 45°F. At 404 ft, Neshoba County sits 102 ft above the state's median county elevation of 302 ft.

What to do here

Which pipe gets which threshold: the 32, 20, 10 and 0 rule.

Where this comes from

NOAA 1991-2020 climate normals, blended from 3 nearby stations and adjusted for elevation; closest is Philadelphia (1 mi WSW), MS, 2 km away (close match). A normal year, not tonight's forecast: check the forecast low for the night itself. How a county figure is built from stations: how the numbers are made.