Posted in Utah
September 13, 2017
Here Are 12 Ways You Know It’s Fall In Utah
Labor Day is over and you might think that it’s fall here in Utah. But maybe you’re not sure? In the Beehive State, it can by tricky to tell exactly when fall starts. Officially, fall starts on September 22nd, just a couple weeks from now. In case it still doesn’t feel like fall, here are a few helpful hints.
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The Utah State Fair runs September 7th through 17th. Wear your shorts and t-shirts and bring your sunscreen.
We have two or three days of 75-degree weather, then the temperature goes right back up to 90 degrees. It's definitely fall.
Wait til it snows, then you'll need the cute boots.
Resist the urge. Those are winter clothes for Utah, not fall clothes.
It's hunter orange season in the Beehive State.
Sure, the holiday is still more than six weeks away, but you'll find these on every desk at your office now.
For some people, this is good news...others want to throw up. Can you get that pumpkin spice latte iced? Because 90 degrees is kind of toasty for a latte.
...but your gas bill is about to go up.
When you're sitting in two feet of snow this January, that homemade salsa will taste pretty good.
No, it's not going to snow for months. But now's the time to pick up your annual pass at a discount.
Snowbird's Oktoberfest runs every Saturday and Sunday now through October 15th.
Read our article about Oktoberfest here.
Read our article about Oktoberfest here.
Catch the fall foliage quick, because a blanket of snow will cover those mountains just weeks later.
What special traditions mean that it’s fall to you?
If you’re ready to experience the natural beauty of fall, take our fall foliage road trip!
