It’s that time again - the sun’s setting earlier, the mornings feel a little crisper, and your favorite hoodie is practically begging to be worn. Fall is sneaking up fast in Minnesota, and with it comes the big question:

When will we get our first real frost?

I remember wearing shorts well into the football season last year. It felt more like fall in Texas rather than the Midwest. Man, did we ever get spoiled last year, with a super mild fall AND winter - barely any snow, barely any bitter cold days and honestly, it was magical.

If you’re thinking we’ll get a repeat this year, you might want to think again. According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the chilly air is on its way, and it might show up sooner than you’d expect. Click here to read the latest Fall Forecast for Minnesota. 

So, when exactly could we see that first frost?

First Frost Dates For Minnesota 2025

Ready or not, fall is on the way and with it comes that first chilly snap. Wondering when Minnesota might see its first frost this year? Here's a look at the average first frost dates for cities across the state, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.

Gallery Credit: Ken Hayes

With all this talk about first frost dates and the shift to cooler temps, it’s only natural your mind might start drifting to pumpkin spice everything, orchard visits, and, yes, that extra glorious hour of sleep.

Yep, Daylight Saving Time is sneaking up on us again too. Want to know exactly when we “fall back” this year? Click here to find out!

Personally, I’m already looking forward to sweater weather, sipping something hot, and embracing the slower pace that comes with shorter days. Are you?

As you enjoy these last weeks of late summer, just keep in mind: that bonus hour, and the true fall feeling, is right around the corner.

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