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Today is the first day of climatological (or as some people call it, meteorological) fall, which starts on September 1 and goes through November 30. Of course, here in the Southeast, it can still feel like summer for another month or more depending on where you are, but lower humidity the last day has felt pretty good for us here in northeastern Georgia. Too bad it won’t last as rain and humid conditions return to our area over Labor Day weekend. At least no sign of a tropical storm headed towards us for the next week or so. Enjoy the season, whatever your weather!

Source: Steve Jurvetson, Commons Wikimedia