Cities / Port St. Lucie, FL / 2026
Port St. Lucie temperature blanket, 2026
291 days of highs from Fort Pierce St. Lucie County International Airport, Jan 1 to Oct 18, 2026. One row a day, colored by that day's high. New rows are added as NOAA posts each day.
- Hottest day
- 96°F Aug 17
- Coldest high
- 47°F Feb 1
- Colors
- 6 of the 10 bands
- Rows
- 291 one a day
291 rows: 50" x 65" finished, before a border.
The Port St. Lucie 2026 chart and tracker
$5- Every day so far charted row by row: the date, the high and the shade
- A line for each day still to come, with a box to tick
- The color key with the yarn for your stitch and width, and the starting chain
- A page for each month
One payment, no subscription. Uses the palette, stitch and width set above.
The colors in this blanket
One ball band per temperature range, in Red Heart Super Saver. How many rows and yards each color takes, and how many skeins to buy, are in your tracker.
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40 to 49°F
Turqua
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50 to 59°F
Paddy Green
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60 to 69°F
Spring Green
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70 to 79°F
Bright Yellow
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80 to 89°F
Gold
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90 to 99°F
Carrot
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What is in your tracker
- Every day, row by row. The date, that day's high and its color, for all of 2026 so far.
- The yarn to buy. Yards and skeins for each color at your stitch and width, before you start.
- The starting chain. For your stitch and width.
- A page for each month. With a box to tick off each row as you work it.
Port St. Lucie in other years
Other cities in Florida
How these numbers are made
The weather. Daily maximum temperatures from Fort Pierce St. Lucie County International Airport (NOAA station USW00012895), from the Global Historical Climatology Network daily summaries.
The colors. Ten fixed bands of 10°F, from below 20°F to 100°F and up, so a color means the same thing in every city. Bands with no days are left off the key.
The yarn. Worsted weight, worked out for your stitch and width, with a margin on every color and rounded up to whole skeins or packs.