It’s pumpkin spice season once again. Many across the country have noticed a change in the weather as the nights grow longer, and the temps a little cooler. That’s because the official start of autumn is tomorrow. That’s when the fall equinox occurs in the Northern Hemisphere. The Old Farmer’s Almanac says the equinox will occur precisely at 8:04 p.m. Eastern time tomorrow night. That’s the exact moment the sun will cross the celestial equator.
