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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Cold conditions stepping out the door this morning, but not like what we saw to end last week, with two mornings being a “first” in Michiana.

Friday marked the first time South Bend saw a frost, and Saturday marked the first time we passed freeze conditions this fall, but what is the difference between a frost and freeze?

With National Weather Service advisories in mind, frost occurs when the temperature drops below 36 degrees, and there are light winds and clear skies, causing widespread frost to develop, and likely damage plants, but not end the growing season.

A freeze is when the temperature dips below 32 degrees for an extended period during the growi

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