10 sure signs that it's fall in Wisconsin
Fall has arrived – the season that lets us catch our breath and enjoy the outdoors before we hunker down for winter. Here are 10 sure signs that it’s fall in Wisconsin.
Tailgaters extraordinaire
Whether it's on Regent Street in Madison or Lambeau Field in Green Bay, football fans in Wisconsin show other states how it's done.
October with a "K"
Oktoberfest makes suspenders and lederhosen fashionable again. And beer is always in style.
Autumn attire
You might as well accept it: You will experience all four seasons over the course of a few weeks. From shorts to winter coats, you will press your full wardrobe into service.
Pumpkin spice overload
Pumpkin spice flavors everything from lattes to potato chips to yogurt -- eventually making it clear that it IS possible to have too much pumpkin spice in your life.
Beer season
The seasons change for beer, too. It gets redder and browner, like the leaves.
Football!
The Packers are back on the field. Need we say more?
Get warmed up
Get out the leaf blower. You'll need it now, plus it will get you warmed up for what's just around the corner. That's right — we're talking about the snow blower.
Green, gold and blaze orange
For many people, fall brings new favorite colors associated with a couple of the state's favorite pastimes: hunting deer and cheering on the Packers.
Seasonal goodies
Fall is called harvest time for a reason: a bounty of great fruits and vegetables. That leads to all kinds of seasonal treats: apple cider, apple pie, caramel apples and pumpkin pie, to name a few.
True colors
Even if you've lived in the badger state for many years, there are times in the fall when Wisconsin can still take your breath away.
Since we're painfully aware of being stuck in the throes of winter, it's hard not to think wistfully of warmer times.
Summer is here, and it won't last long. So come on, people. Enjoy! Here are 10 sure signs that it's summer in Wisconsin.
From icy lakes to buried cars, here are the sure signs that winter has arrived in Wisconsin.
Since we're painfully aware of being stuck in the throes of winter, it's hard not to think wistfully of warmer times.
