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New London climate
by the numbers
New London's unique heating challenges
About 171 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 Wilmot
First frost typically lands around October 1
Seasonal timing
New London's median first frost lands around October 1, matching Sunapee and weeks ahead of the seacoast. A house that could not hold its setpoint in wind last winter has the same shortfall after that date.
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It increases infiltration and surface losses, so an exposed New London house can need noticeably more output than a sheltered one of the same size.
It belongs in it. Reducing infiltration lowers the load the equipment has to meet across 171 freezing nights, which is often cheaper than chasing capacity.
January lows average 12 degrees, with 15.3 nights a year below zero. That is a genuine highland winter.
Elevation and cold-air drainage bring the median first frost to around October 1, three weeks ahead of the coastal towns.
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