Tyler, Texas · winter 2026-27

Chill hours in Tyler this winter

Chill hours so far (45°F model)00 hours at or below 45°F since 1 November, to Nov 8. Same date last winter: 17. Station: Tyler, 5.7 km away.
Last winter (2025-26)
807
1 Nov to 28 Feb
By this date last winter
17
1 Nov to Nov 8
Hours 32–45°F so far
0
the 0–45°F model leaves out freezing hours
Coldest month last winter
January
327 chill hours

Chill hours accumulated since 1 November

Hours at or below 45°F, running total. Grey: last winter; clay: this winter so far.

02004006008001,000NovDecJanFeb2025-26: 807 h0 h so far
02004006008001,000NovDecJanFeb2025-26: 807 h0 h so far
  • Winter 2026-27
  • Winter 2025-26
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MonthChill hours (≤ 45°F)
November 202572
December 2025279
January 2026327
February 2026129
Total807
Source: NOAA NCEI GHCN-Daily, station USC00419207; hours estimated from each day's high and low.

Fruit trees need a set number of cold hours in winter before they bloom well. Nurseries rate varieties by it: low-chill varieties need roughly 100 to 400 hours, many peaches and plums 500 to 900, and most apples and sweet cherries 800 to 1,200 or more. Your variety's rating is the number to compare with the 807 hours Tyler had last winter.

Chill hours here are hours at or below 45°F, estimated hour by hour from the station's daily high and low. Checked against measured hourly air temperature at 39 NOAA reference stations last winter, the estimate was within 1.9% of the measured count at the median station. How it is checked.

Chill hours nearby

Each from a different station.

CityDistanceChill hours so farLast winter
Longview, TX55 km0784
Palestine, TX73 km0658
Marshall, TX90 km0999
Sulphur Springs, TX92 km11,044
Mount Pleasant, TX95 km0993
Corsicana, TX113 km0630

Questions

How many chill hours has Tyler had this winter?
0 hours at or below 45°F from 1 November to Nov 8, 2026, estimated from the daily highs and lows at the Tyler station.
How many chill hours did Tyler get last winter?
807 hours from 1 November to 28 February (2025-26).
Which chill model is this?
The simple 45°F model: every hour at or below 45°F counts. The 32 to 45°F count, which leaves out hours below freezing, is shown as well.

Data: Global Historical Climatology Network - Daily (GHCN-Daily), daily maximum and minimum temperature (NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)); GeoNames gazetteer (cities15000) (GeoNames).