The autumnal equinox marks the start of fall, when daylight hours continue to decrease in the Northern Hemisphere.

Pumpkin spice season has arrived, football is back, mornings are getting cooler and leaves are beginning to change color across parts of the Northeast. Another sign that summer is winding down? The ...

Fall is almost here, ushering in cooler temperatures, colorful foliage, pumpkin patches, and spooky festivities. The autumnal equinox – when the sun crosses the celestial equator – will occur early ...

The last full day of summer has arrived, with the first day of fall officially set to begin Tuesday and bringing cooler days, colorful foliage and sweater weather along with it. Fall officially begins ...

Autumn lovers rejoice. Summer is winding down as the fall equinox is finally here. While fall and Halloween decor have already hit many store shelves and pumpkin spice lattes are being served in ...

The fall equinox is here, marking the first day of autumn — and depending on where you live, changing leaves and other signs of the season may soon follow. The first day of fall is Tuesday, Sept. 22, ...

The first day of fall can be defined in two ways: meteorological and astronomical. Meteorological fall began on September 1, while astronomical fall starts on September 22, 2026. The autumnal equinox ...

Houston's autumnal equinox arrives with near-record heat and an ozone alert, but a slightly less hot pattern could develop later this week.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Fall will arrive in Northeast Ohio on Tuesday looking and feeling very much like itself. Clouds, occasional showers and a brisk northeast wind are expected to hold the high ...

The first day of fall can be defined in two ways: meteorologically on September 1 or astronomically on September 22. This year's autumnal equinox will occur at 8:04 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, September 22.

Unless you’re one of those people who turns the page on summer starting Sept. 1 — sweating in your flannel and eagerly waiting for the pumpkin patches to open for the season — you can officially ...