How to Tell Fall Is Creeping Into Lansing

I know we're at that time of the year where Michiganders are desperately clinging to the last bits of summer, but let's face it, there are already signs of fall.

All over Lansing you'll see little signs... some of the trees are already starting to change a bit, cider mills are starting to book autumn events, and I was even thinking about breaking the hoodies and sweaters out of storage the other day.

5 Signs Fall Is Already Arriving in Lansing

My friends, fall is creeping in. Here are some signs you can spot all around Lansing.

The Trees are Starting to See a Blush of Color

I'm not talking about a full autumnal burst of color, but it's been cool enough a few evenings that some trees have that random yellow-orangish hue to them. I saw some at Fenner Nature Center just the other day.

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Cider Mills are Looking Ahead to the 'Busy Season'

Cider mills are already teasing events on their website and Facebook. Think apples and cider and donuts, oh my!

Coffee Cups are About to Be Filled With Pumpkin Spice

I know that the seasonal PSL (pumpkin spice latte) isn't for everybody, but it's certainly one of the main flavors of the season. And it's about to be filling shelves and cups any second now.

It's Starting to Cool Off

We're finally starting to see lower temperatures, and that means two things: hoodie season and sweater weather.

Football Fever Has Begun

The Lions had their preseason opener, the Lugnuts are about to finish their season, and MSU football cheers of "Go Green, Go White" can be heard in the distance.

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I know it's not officially fall or anything, but give it like two weeks and it will start to feel like it.