This weekend signals the end of Daylight Saving Time, prompting Americans to adjust their clocks by one hour. Though the content details are behind a paywall, the event remains a seasonal landmark, heralding shorter days as we move deeper into autumn.

Northern Minnesota is already witnessing bright tree canopies, the result of a blend of cool, warm, and wet weather that fast-tracked the usual timeline. Observers in places like Bemidji and Duluth are noting that the pop of color arrived “a little early” this year.