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Discover LudwigThe phrase "severe frost" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe extremely cold weather conditions where the temperature drops below freezing for an extended period of time. Example: "The country was hit with a severe frost last winter, causing roads to become dangerous and schools to close for several days."
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Night frosts depress photosynthesis the following day and the effect of severe frost is visible for several days [80].
Night frosts depress photosynthesis the following day and the effect of severe frost is visible for several days [ 80].
Most cypresses do not withstand severe frost.
Severe frost, sun, sharp wind, bright, frost.
Severe frost, snow, snow, snow, wind.
Selborne Journal: Sunday, 1 February 1784: 29 9/10; 28; NW, W. Severe frost, cloudless, & sharp frost.
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Moderate to severe frosts developed after mid-month, especially in Scotland and northern England.
In Papua New Guinea's Chimbu province in the highlands region, a prolonged drought has been exacerbated by sudden and severe frosts which have killed off almost all crops.
It's known as malbec in Bordeaux, where very little has been grown since the mid-1950's, when many malbec vines succumbed to severe frosts.
Hilda Matheson recalled that "during the exceptionally severe frosts of 1929" she asked one of her talkers to read from Virginia Woolf's Orlando – "the romantic chapter describing the great frost in Elizabethan London".
The weather will stay very cold, but mostly dry through the rest of the week with severe frosts and patchy fog at night continuing to make it very icy".
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