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Wyoming frost dates

Across the 19Wyoming weather stations below, the average last spring frost ranges from May 4 in Greybull S Big Horn to Jun 24 in Moose 1 Nne. The statewide middle is about May 22 for the last spring frost and Sep 26 for the first fall frost. Greybull S Big Horn has the longest growing season, about 150 days. Hardiness zones in these places: 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b.

Frost dates by city

PlaceZoneLast spring frost90% safe afterFirst fall frostFrost-free days
Greybull S Big Horn4bMay 4May 18Oct 1150
Torrington5aMay 11May 26Sep 29141
Cheyenne5bMay 12May 26Oct 1142
Buffalo Johnson5aMay 13May 28Oct 1141
Lander 11 Sse5aMay 13Jun 1Oct 2142
Worland4bMay 13May 27Sep 26136
Riverton5aMay 16May 31Sep 28135
Lander Hunt5aMay 18Jun 3Sep 27132
Sheridan5aMay 21Jun 6Sep 23125
Gillette Campbell5aMay 22Jun 4Sep 25126
Moorcroft 3S4bMay 22Jun 9Sep 28129
Rock Springs5aMay 22Jun 9Sep 28129
Douglas Converse5aMay 23Jun 7Sep 22122
Sundance 8 Nnw4bMay 23Jun 3Sep 24124
Casper Natrona5aMay 26Jun 10Sep 22119
Rawlins5aJun 1Jun 17Sep 15106
Laramie4aJun 2Jun 18Sep 15105
Evanston Burns5aJun 3Jun 17Sep 25114
Moose 1 Nne4aJun 24Jul 11Aug 2865

Dates are the 50% probability of a 32°F freeze (NOAA 1991–2020 normals); "90% safe after" is the date after which a later spring freeze happens in only 1 year in 10.

When to plant in Wyoming

Using the statewide middle dates (last frost May 22, first frost Sep 26). Adjust for your town with the table above or the planting calendar.

PlantWhen to plant in Wyoming
TomatoesMay 29 – Jun 12
PeasApr 10 – May 1; fall: Jul 4 – Jul 25
PotatoesApr 24 – May 15
Green beansMay 29 – Jun 12; fall: Jul 11 – Jul 25
GarlicSep 26 – Oct 24
TulipsSep 12 – Oct 24

Frost dates for other states