"As fall settles across the Midwest, Bloomington, IL residents can expect a season that feels distinctly cooler and drier than usual. The Old Farmer's Almanac's 2025 forecast points to a brisk autumn ahead for Illinois, even as much of the western U.S. experiences lingering warmth. But while the state is seeing a cool down, several suburbs like Bloomington are having a red hot moment after being named among the top ZIP codes in the country this year."
"The Almanac's state breakdown places Illinois squarely in the cool and dry category this fall. Looking at the Upper Midwest region, September is expected to average 57°F-2° below normal-with 3.5 inches of rain, slightly above average. October cools even further, averaging 45°F with just 1.5 inches of precipitation, about an inch below normal. That means Bloomington residents should expect a mix of light rain, occasional drizzle, and even a chance of early snow in northern parts of the region."
Fall across Bloomington, Illinois will be cooler and drier than typical. Illinois is expected to experience a brisk autumn while much of the western U.S. remains warmer. September averages near 57°F, roughly 2°F below normal, with about 3.5 inches of rain. October averages near 45°F with roughly 1.5 inches of precipitation, about an inch below normal. Residents should expect light rain, occasional drizzle, and a chance of early snow in northern areas, combined with stretches of sunny but chilly weather. Several suburban ZIP codes, including Bloomington's, rank among the nation's top ZIP codes this year.
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