Minnesota late Monday evening, a layer of snow for Halloween. Temperatures reached a high of 33 degrees Tuesday ensuring many trick or treaters dressed with jackets over their costumes.

Dan Backer hands out candy in his traditional Halloween costume. The Backer house is certainly the loudest house as the setup includes a speaker system and voice changer creating a spooky effect.

At 516 South State Street, Natalie Helget and Steve Forstner were handing out hot coco for those trick or treating. Helget said the original idea was to have a photo booth for families in costume, but when the weather took a turn for the cold, they switched to a hot coco stand. Forstner said they went through over five gallons of coco in the first hour.

A group of young trick or treaters and their parents start trick or treating at the 7th South end of State Street.

A cold trick or treating princess named Cierra Beck is carried by her aunt Grace Drummer.

Tim Rieke carries a little witch Aubree Rieke across the street with hunter Camden Rieke. Firefighter Brayden Rieke following close behind with his mom Courtney Rieke.

Hundreds of trick or treaters braved the cold Halloween night. As with past years, State Street was the popular place to find candy.