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Reaching freezing in early May is not at all uncommon in most of New England, for starters. I imagine it's also not completely rare in the upper Midwest.

Also SF :smirk:

0C/32F? In SF? Even in the dead of winter it hardly ever actually hits freezing. Average is 2.5C / 36 F.

With an average of 36, how unreasonable does 32 really sound at night?

36F is a typo. Average is more like 63F.

Temps vary widely in the Bay Area—microclimates really are a thing. Freezing temps and >100F are common in the east bay, but quite rare out on the coast.

Could be a lot of places

https://climate.copernicus.eu/surface-air-temperature-may-20...

New Hampshire