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- Soil temperature decreases with depth, with the highest temperature at a depth of 2 inches being about 33% less than the surface temperature, while at 4 inches the temperature is 66% less than the surface temperature1. The annual range of temperature also decreases with depth, with the temperature range at 5 feet varying from 20° to 25° F., at 10 feet from 15° to 20°, and at 15 feet from 10° to 15°2. The average soil temperature is the same for all depths, and deep in the soil the temperature is constant3.Learn more:âś•This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.The rest of the sun's energy makes its way down through the soil. A soil's highest temperature at a depth of 2 inches will be about 33% less than the surface temperature, while at 4 inches the temperature is 66% less than the surface temperature. At night, however, the deeper soils hold on to heat longer than the air.extension.psu.edu/soil-temperature-and-seed-germ…His results during the two years of investigation show that the annual range of temperature decreases with depth, for at 5 feet it varied from 20° to 25° F.; at 10 feet, from 15° to 20°; and at 15 feet, from 10° to 15°.faqs.tips/post/what-is-temperature-of-soil-at-differe…the average soil temperature is the same for all depths, and deep in the soil the temperature is constant. Under these conditions, the soil temperature for any depth (z) and time (t) is given by: (Eq. 13-4) where e is the base of the natural logarithm and d is called the damping depth.open.library.okstate.edu/rainorshine/chapter/13-4-s…
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