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Frost dates

Frost Dates in Cape Verde

Estimated frost windows and hardiness zone for Cape Verde, linked to planting and harvest calendars.

Cape Verde

Estimated hardiness zone USDA 10 · ~16° lat · approx. from latitude

Zone 10
Last spring frost
January 31
First fall frost
December 15
Winter extreme min
30°–40°F (-1°–4°C)
Growing season
320

As a rule of thumb, transplant frost-tender crops after the estimated last spring frost, and plan to finish warm-season harvests before the first fall frost.

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FAQ: frost in Cape Verde

What are the frost dates in Cape Verde?

Using a latitude-based zone estimate (10), typical last spring frost is around January 31 and first fall frost around December 15. Elevation, valleys, and coasts can shift risk by weeks.

When should I plant after frost?

As a rule of thumb, transplant frost-tender crops after the estimated last spring frost, and plan to finish warm-season harvests before the first fall frost. See the Cape Verde planting calendar and harvest calendar.

Frost dates are zone-level planning averages, not local forecasts. Always verify with nearby weather normals or extension services. Data credits: Data sources.