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About 178 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 Saratoga

First frost typically lands around September 29

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Yes. Wind pressure increases the rate of air exchange through leaks in the shell, and that added load shows up as longer run times and cold rooms on the windward side.

Rarely. Oversized equipment cycles more often and can worsen pressure imbalance, so the usual sequence is to address leakage and distribution first.

Fairly close, at roughly 178 freezing nights against about 200, though the wind exposure here does more damage than the raw counts imply.

Combustion and safety checks on the equipment, plus a look at duct leakage and the return path. Those three tend to explain most comfort complaints in wind-exposed housing.