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Independence climate
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Independence's unique plumbing challenges
About 150 nights a year below freezing, when uninsulated crawlspace lines give out
The oldest blocks in town run plumbing decades older than the newer builds toward Jesup
First frost typically lands around October 13
Seasonal timing
Independence's median first frost lands around October 13, the same date it lands in Manchester to the east. River-bottom cold settles in fast once that date passes, and a home down near the water usually feels the first hard freeze before a home on higher ground across town does.
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Cold air pools low along a river bottom overnight, and the same low ground carries more flood and groundwater risk during a wet spring, a combination that higher parts of town simply don't face.
About 18 a year, part of a total near 150 nights below freezing, among the colder totals in this part of the state.
Inside town, most homes run on municipal water, but rural properties toward Winthrop, Quasqueton, or Oelwein sometimes still rely on a private well.
Near the edge of the lot where the city's water main meets the home's private supply line, usually reachable without going inside the house.
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