Brace Yourself, Minnesota: ‘Frigid, Wet’ Fall and Early ‘Heavy Snowfall’ Predicted

It seems like summer just started yesterday, but here we are in mid-August with fall right around the corner, officially beginning in just over a month.

As the leaves start to turn in Minnesota and pumpkin spice lattes flood your social media feeds, you might want to swap your cozy sweaters for something a little thicker this year.

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Minnesota's Fall Could Bring Bone-Chilling Temps and Rain

The first official day of fall is September 22nd, and the Farmer's Almanac is predicting Mother Nature plans to turn the North Central region of the country into her personal icebox with temperatures that are less "crisp autumn breeze" and more "hello, winter!"

We’re talking about frigid temperatures that make you reconsider every life choice that led you to live in this part of the country.

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As we move deeper into fall, the Farmer's Almanac predicts gusty winds just in time for Halloween. That's pretty standard for Minnesota, but mix in some cold and wet weather, and we could be in for a few wild tricks alongside our Halloween treats. Who's up for a 1991 Halloween blizzard repeat? --  **crickets**

November is shaping up to be the real kicker, though.

Early 'Heavy Snowfall' Predicted for Minnesota

Circle November 8-11 on your calendar (or just write "hide indoors" in big letters) because an early-season heavy snowfall is expected to hit, according to FA's extended fall forecast for 2024.

Yes, this chaotic weather is predicted to swoop in just in time to mess with your Thanksgiving plans. So, if you're thinking of deep-frying your turkey outdoors, maybe park your parka next to the back door just in case.