Old Farmers Almanac Predicts Warm Fall For Montana This Year

This summer Montana has seen its share of different weather, which isn't unusual. Some parts of the state have seen triple digit temperatures, while others have seen snow in the higher elevations.

There is still a lot of summer left, but the days are getting shorter. In the month of July on average Montana will lose almost an hour of daylight by the time August rolls around.

We will be looking ahead to fall sooner than you may think. This year fall may not feel like your typical fall in Montana. According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, we are going to be seeing a warmer than normal fall.

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One of my favorite things in Montana's fall is when the temps start to drop and we get that first frost in the air. Even though this year we may see warmer temperatures this fall, the Old Farmer's Almanac has your projected first fall frost dates for Western Montana for 2025.

When Will Montana See Its First Frost in 2025?

• Missoula - September 26th
• Helena - September 25th
• Butte- August 31st
• Kalispell - September 7th
• Polson - October 1st
• Hamilton - September 16th
• Stevensville - September 13th
• Great Falls - September 25th

Butte has one of the shortest growing seasons in the state. For this year the last spring frost date was June 21st, and with the first frost date forecast for August 31st, that only gives them a 70 day growing season.

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If the forecast for warmer temperatures this fall holds true, we may see frost in some locations later than normal, but will eventually come — it always does.

Recently I vacuumed out my car and found one of my many ice scrapers under a seat. I debated on whether I should put it away until fall. I decided to keep it in my car just in case.