"Racine residents can look forward to a fall that feels true to Wisconsin tradition this year: crisp, cool, and on the drier side. The Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts a cooler and drier-than-normal season across the Upper Midwest, including southeastern Wisconsin. Beyond the seasonal forecast, Racine has also earned a spot on the Realtor.com® 2025 Hottest ZIP Codes list, marking it as one of the state's most in-demand housing markets."
"For the Upper Midwest, September will average 57°F, about 2° below normal, with 3.5 inches of rain-slightly above average. By October, temperatures drop further to 45°F, with only 1.5 inches of precipitation, an inch below normal. This mix of chilly rain early on and drier days later means Racine homeowners can expect frequent drizzle in September, the chance of an early frost, and a colorful-if brisk-foliage season. The drier October outlook will also deliver more sunny afternoons to enjoy Lake Michigan's shoreline before winter arrives."
Racine will experience a fall marked by cooler-than-normal temperatures and below-average precipitation. September in the Upper Midwest will average 57°F, about 2° below normal, with 3.5 inches of rain; October will average 45°F with about 1.5 inches of precipitation, roughly an inch below normal. Early fall will likely bring frequent drizzle and a chance of early frost, followed by drier, sunnier October afternoons ideal for enjoying Lake Michigan's shoreline. Additionally, Racine ranks on the Realtor.com® 2025 Hottest ZIP Codes list, identifying the city as one of Wisconsin's most sought-after housing markets.
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