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About 116 nights a year below freezing, when uninsulated crawlspace lines give out

The oldest blocks in town run plumbing decades older than the newer builds toward Caldwell

First frost typically lands around October 24

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Air is being pulled through a trap because the vent isn't supplying it. That's a venting fault rather than a clog, though a partial blockage can produce the same noise. Whichever it is, a trap that gets siphoned dry lets sewer gas into the room, so it's worth sorting.

A dry trap in a rarely used fixture is the simplest answer, and pouring water down it settles that. If the smell returns with wind or cold, look at the vent termination on the roof. Persistent smell with wet traps points at a failed seal or a break in a drain line.

Generally yes, and how it ties into the existing system decides whether the whole house drains properly. Work done without a permit is where this goes wrong most often. If an addition here predates your ownership, the vent arrangement is worth verifying. Additions on the older places toward Notus are the usual offenders.

It can, when moist air condenses and ices at the roof opening in a long cold stretch. The drains slow and gurgle, then clear on their own once it warms. A stack that does this repeatedly usually needs its termination looked at rather than a drain cleaning.