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Agree

There is just something about days getting shorter in October...maybe it's baseball, maybe it's the fact that the warm weather is getting old, maybe it's knowing the first snowfall us approaching, or maybe it's the feeling that the holidays are quickly drawing closer.

In July though, as the great Reverend Kevin would say, "seasons in seasons" and we're closer to the first calendar day of summer than we are to the first day of autumn.

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There is just something about days getting shorter in October...maybe it's baseball, maybe it's the fact that the warm weather is getting old, maybe it's knowing the first snowfall us approaching, or maybe it's the feeling that the holidays are quickly drawing closer.

In July though, as the great Reverend Kevin would say, "seasons in seasons" and we're closer to the first calendar day of summer than we are to the first day of autumn.

I hate the fall. It's useless to me. Losing light with snow still far away. By November I'm happy anticipating winter but Labor Day to Veterans Day are saved only by baseball.

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I hate the fall. It's useless to me. Losing light with snow still far away. By November I'm happy anticipating winter but Labor Day to Veterans Day are saved only by baseball.

Agree...but Football saves fall for me...

What a great day to close the weekend. A couple bumps in road during the week but another great wknd in the cards.

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Agree

I think we're in the minority around here. Most on the board seem to cheer on the steady march to shorter and shorted days as we move to August. I get that it's symbolic of the approach to winter...but I too find the gradual shortening of days to be depressing. If we could somehow have a winter with 14-16 hours of sunlight...I'd be the first to sign up!

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I love the fall.  Leaving whatever heat/humid weather there may have been during the summer as a mere memory; enjoying the dramatic change of the landscape with leaves changing/falling; enjoying the chore of (the first few weeks) of keeping the stoves going; anticipation for the first frost/freeze/flakes/inch.

 

And football.

 

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I love the fall. Leaving whatever heat/humid weather there may have been during the summer as a mere memory; enjoying the dramatic change of the landscape with leaves changing/falling; enjoying the chore of (the first few weeks) of keeping the stoves going; anticipation for the first frost/freeze/flakes/inch.

And football.

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I will say despite the shortening days...fall is also my favorite season by far...specifically mid August through the end of October.

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No heat on that euro run past Wed.

 

With a nice coastal storm as well! 

 

GFS has some "bagginess" of the isobars off the NJ coast Monday so the GFS is probably a cooler/easterly flow setup.

 

Sounds like a rough stretch for those rooting for high heat. 

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I will say despite the shortening days...fall is also my favorite season by far...specifically mid August through the end of October.

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Down here we hang on to mostly green until about Columbus Day and maintain foliage through at least mid November. I hate the look of bare trees. Northern New England I'm guessing starts changing in late September and bare by Halloween?

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Down here we hang on to mostly green until about Columbus Day and maintain foliage through at least mid November. I hate the look of bare trees. Northern New England I'm guessing starts changing in late September and bare by Halloween?

 

Parts of NNE are peak foliage by late September and start changing in early September.  Around here (NE CT), we are usually peak around Columbus Day and are mostly bare by the first week of November, except for some oaks that hang on to their leaves all winter it seems.

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Actually according to this map the first color begins around September 12th. That's really really early. By the last week of September most of NNE is already past peak.

 

http://www.yankeefoliage.com/peak-foliage-forecast-map/

 

Yeah it happens REAL quick up here too. It's a brilliant show, but peak color occurs quickly and is gone quickly. Does not linger as long as it does south of here.

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Yeah it happens REAL quick up here too. It's a brilliant show, but peak color occurs quickly and is gone quickly. Does not linger as long as it does south of here.

I meant to say past peak by the first week of October. It's interesting how coastal New England tends to hang on longer because of the marine influince. I was up in Salem the week before Halloween last year and very few trees were already bare.

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