"Fall 2025 is bringing back a traditional chill to Minnesota for the fall season, which should be music to the ears of all the new residents of the area. According to The Old Farmer's Almanac, the Upper Midwest-including Circle Pines-will see a cooler and drier-than-normal season. While much of the western U.S. holds onto warmth, the Midwest is in for a classic autumn filled with crisp mornings and early frost risks."
"The Almanac calls for cool and dry conditions across Minnesota. For the Upper Midwest region, September will average 57°F, 2° below normal, with 3.5 inches of precipitation-slightly above average. By October, temps drop to 45°F, with just 1.5 inches of rain, about an inch below normal. That means Circle Pines residents can expect frequent drizzle and some early snow in the north, balanced with a few sunny, warmer days in mid to late October."
Fall 2025 will bring cooler and drier-than-normal conditions across Minnesota, especially the Upper Midwest and Circle Pines. September averages about 57°F, roughly 2° below normal, with around 3.5 inches of precipitation. October temperatures drop to near 45°F with only about 1.5 inches of rain, close to an inch below normal. Residents should expect crisp mornings, early frost risks, frequent drizzle, and some early snow in northern areas, punctuated by occasional warmer, sunny days in mid to late October. Circle Pines also ranks among Realtor.com's 2025 Hottest ZIP Codes, indicating strong housing demand.
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