Right now
28°C / 82°F
Clear · wind 13 km/h · 42% RH
Soil (6 cm)
21°C / 70°F
Warm-season seeds go
Hardiness zone
7b
est. from 10-yr extreme low -13°C
Frost window
Apr 23 – Oct 28
~188 frost-free days · first frost in ~50 days
Sun
07:07 – 19:47
sunrise – sunset today
Moon
Waning Crescent
10% lit · solunar good · full 2026-09-26
7-day forecast
America/New_York
Tue
Fog
28° / 16°
dry
Wed
Overcast
31° / 17°
dry
Thu
Overcast
32° / 16°
dry
Fri
Drizzle
33° / 18°
0.2 mm
Sat
Thunderstorms
25° / 17°
16.5 mm
Sun
Thunderstorms
28° / 19°
9.4 mm
Mon
Overcast
30° / 18°
dry
This week
AI field guide · refreshed weeklyAsheville Gardening: Early Fall Planting & Harvest (Sept 8–14). Fall Fishing in the Asheville Area: Early September. Early Fall Foraging in Asheville: Nuts, Berries & Mushrooms.
Gardening
Asheville Gardening: Early Fall Planting & Harvest (Sept 8–14)
Sow & harvest now
- Spinach & arugula
- Radishes
- Lettuce & Asian greens
- Peas
Fishing
Fall Fishing in the Asheville Area: Early September
What's biting
- Smallmouth Bass
- Largemouth Bass
- Trout (Rainbow, Brown, Brook)
- Catfish (Channel, Flathead)
Foraging
Early Fall Foraging in Asheville: Nuts, Berries & Mushrooms
In season now
- Black Walnut
- Pawpaw
- Autumn Olive
- Chicken of the Woods
Your ecological region
Appalachian Highlands
The oldest mountains on the continent and the most diverse temperate forest: coves, ridges and cold headwater streams.
Regional guide →Your hardiness zone
Zone 7b
Estimated from a 10-year average extreme low of -13°C. What grows, what bites and what to forage across your zone.
Zone guide →Get this guide for Asheville every week
Frost warnings, what's biting, what's ripening. One email, Sunday evening.