The air gets crisp, the leaves start to turn, and we break out our cozy sweaters. Of course, we are talking about the first day of fall—also known as the season of pumpkin spice and everything nice.

There's something funny about the way Americans talk about the season between summer and winter: We call it fall, while most other English speakers go with autumn. Both words sound perfectly natural, ...

Are you a fall person or an autumn person? When the leaves start to turn and the air gets crisp, you might hear both “fall” and “autumn” used to describe the season, but which one is correct? They can ...

The word autumn entered English from French in the 1300s after the Norman Conquest. “Fall” was originally short for “fall of the leaf,” a poetic expression common in the 1500s. Shakespeare used both ...

Every year, I have a few rituals that get me into the fall mood. First, I pick out a candle. Normally, I go for something ...

Every year, nature puts on one of its most mesmeriing displays: the changing colors of fall foliage, and here are gorgeous ...

Fall has always been my favorite season because of its beautiful color palette and the nostalgia it brings. There are so many ...

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 ...

As the season progresses southward, above-average temperatures could slow the arrival of fall color, according to Anderson. Drought conditions stretching from Virginia to the Carolinas and across ...