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In some circles, September 1 marks the first day of fall. In others, it comes a little further into the month, on September 22. In Texas, you have to laugh. Regardless of whether you prefer the meteorological calendar, which is based on temperature cycling and marks the turn of seasons on the first of the month, or the astronomical calendar, which goes by the tilt of the Earth and kicks off fall with the autumnal equinox, it’s still mostly just hot in Texas. And, really, no number of pumpkin-adjacent candles burned or orange-tinged coffee drinks chugged is going to change that. But there is a stretch of time, maybe not unique to but felt deeply by Texans, when the yearning for fall and all that it brings…

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