[gualbert]

Is there autumn in your area?
I mean a regular one: the temperature getting progressively colder, the leaves turning yellow, then orange, then red, then falling.

I haven't witness that for at least 5 years, maybe 10 or more, in my area (Paris).
Nowadays, the leaves remain green on trees until the end of november, then they fall.

Bye bye autumn, season of the past.. (in western Europe).

[hevusa]

The tween seasons (spring and fall) seem to be disappearing everywhere because of global warming.

sad, sad state of affairs.

[GeneticKiss]

It's definitely fall here in Pittsburgh...and I'm happy about that because fall's easily my favorite season--football, Halloween, chilly temps, earlier evenings...what more could one want out of a single recurring time period?

[gualbert]

Originally Posted by GeneticKiss

football, Halloween, chilly temps, earlier evenings

This doesn't make fall.
The new Simpson season neither.

[noisereductions]

Autumn rules. I live in New England, so yeah. The leaves are already starting to change, which looks amazing juxtaposed against the somewhat gothic vs puritan architecture of my town.

[knox]

well, no. we're approaching spring but there's like:

cold - autumn/part of winter
much colder with no rain ever - peak of winter
warm - spring
fucking hot with daily storms - summer

[DeadDiscoDildo]

Originally Posted by noisereductions

Autumn rules. I live in New England, so yeah. The leaves are already starting to change, which looks amazing juxtaposed against the somewhat gothic vs puritan architecture of my town.

I still get fall here in the midwest, but I was born in lynn, next to salem mass, miss the fall there so bad!

[gualbert]

Pics of the forest of your area are welcome btw. (fall/autumn style).

[tesla69]

its the best time of the year in the northeast - apples, pumpkins, crisp mornings. Sweater weather. We had such a dry summer the leaves have been falling in the Hudson Highlands area where I hike (just north of NYC)since mid-August.

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by DeadDiscoDildo

I still get fall here in the midwest, but I was born in lynn, next to salem mass, miss the fall there so bad!

oh word, I know Lynn. Went thru it visiting the Witches of Salem last year.

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by gualbert

Pics of the forest of your area are welcome btw. (fall/autumn style).

I'll take some pics next time I'm on the bike path that runs through my town. Nice foresty stuff.

[SuperCreep]

it's the only season that's consistently pleasant and doesn't overstay it's welcome. love it.

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by SuperCreep

it's the only season that's consistently pleasant and doesn't overstay it's welcome. love it.

OMG is the board agreeing on something?

[viewtiful alan redux]

Fall is a great, reflective and pleasent part of the year.
Fall has always been a good time of year for me.

[ploesj]

we still have it here... i love going to the beach then, it's not too cold but still deserted and grey.

[Rob Instigator]

No autumn here in HOuston. We have 4-5 months of summer temps, then it cools but the trees do not turn yellow nor orange. mid-temperate zone and all of that....everrything stays lush and green until it gets truly cold.

Winter lasts about 2 months here. Then it is right back to lush green

[jon boy]

my favorite time of year this is. its cooler so i can function on a daily basis and everything starts to look really nice, there is just something nice in the air.

[Genteel Death]

The weather has been awesome this side of the world all summer*, and today it felt mostly sunny and slightly chilly in an autumnal way.
* by that I mean we've both been in harmony, not necessarily bad or good.