Autumn officially begins with the , which typically falls around September 22 or 23 in the Northern Hemisphere. During this time, the Earth tilts away from the sun, leading to shorter days and cooler temperatures. Northern Hemisphere: September to December. Southern Hemisphere: March to June. 🌳 Foliage & Nature Reports
You can find real-time updates through the New England Fall Forecast or the Ontario Fall Colour Report . 🏠 Preparation & Lifestyle Tips
Since "Autumnfall" is a general term for the transition into the fall season, this report provides a helpful overview of what to expect and how to prepare. 🍁 Seasonal Overview & Timing
The most iconic sign of autumn is the changing of leaf colors. This happens as trees stop producing chlorophyll, allowing yellow, orange (carotenoids), and red (anthocyanins) pigments to show.
In places like New England and Virginia, "peak" colors typically occur between late September and late October .