Based on the annual temperature cycle, meteorologists define fall as the three full months of September, October, and November . This makes record-keeping easier.
Traditionally, September is the month of the "Harvest Moon." It is the peak season for apples, pears, and the first gourds.
November is often the most underrated month of fall. It is a time of "stick season"—a period of stark beauty where the vibrant leaves have fallen, leaving the architectural bones of the trees exposed.
: The Autumn Equinox on September 21st offers a unique chance to examine where our lives feel out of sync, encouraging us to set intentions for the darker half of the year. October: The Height of Transformation months of fall
Embracing the Months of Fall: A Season of Slow, Soft, and Golden Things
Here is a look at the three months of fall and the unique characteristics that define them. 1. September: The Threshold of Change
Let’s walk through the three months of fall and why each one deserves a little bit of your heart. Based on the annual temperature cycle, meteorologists define
"Cozy up with the sights, sounds, and flavors of fall!
In the United States, November is defined by Thanksgiving. It serves as a final autumnal celebration of the harvest before the "winter solstice" mindset takes over. The focus shifts from the outdoors to the hearth, emphasizing comfort food and indoor warmth. The "Other" Fall: Meteorological vs. Astronomical
November gets a bad rap. It’s the dark horse of the fall season. The leaves have mostly fallen, the skies turn grey, and the sun sets at 4:30 PM. But November isn't sad; it’s introspective . November is often the most underrated month of fall
There’s a specific kind of magic that happens when the calendar flips to September. It’s not just the change in weather—it’s a change in feeling . Fall doesn't crash into our lives like a sudden storm; it tiptoes in, offering three distinct chapters, each with its own personality.
October is when the "leaf peeping" season reaches its peak, turning the landscape into a canvas of deep oranges, golds, and browns. The Order of Autumn - To The Trees Edition #10