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About 155 nights a year below freezing, when aging heating systems give out

The oldest blocks in town run heating systems decades older than the newer builds toward Big Timber

First frost typically lands around September 27

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It can. Pressure on an exposed termination interferes with draft, which is why a system may run normally in calm weather and misbehave when the wind picks up. The remedy is usually at the termination.

Around 10 nights fall below zero here against 17 or more out east near the coal country, though the wind makes the same temperature feel considerably harsher.

Around that September 27 first frost, which is roughly two weeks ahead of Joliet and the towns along the Yellowstone.

It can affect vent placement, outdoor unit siting, and how much the building loses on a windy night. A technician factors exposure in rather than sizing from square footage alone.