Labor Day has come and gone, which can only mean one thing…Fall is just around the corner! YIPEE! Aside from Labor Day, other fall indicators have been popping up across the Sunflower State, including:

1. Is it just me, or does it seem to be getting cooler and a little less humid?
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No, you say? Okay then...moving on...
2. T-Minus one month until we're all taking a road trip to the Trader Joe's in KC, MO
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Because, pumpkin flavored everything.
3. And the PSL is now available at Starbucks!
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...if you know the secret password, that is.
4. The Chiefs regular season begins Sunday
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I've been dreaming of this day since January!!!
5. College football is in full swing...
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And, unfortunately, the KU Jayhawk has already been defeated by the Starship Enterprise (or so they say)...

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6. ...and so is high school football!
Flickr/Marion Doss
The BEST way to spend your Friday night!
7. The Flint Hills are beginning to look like this:
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This picture = LOVE
8. Pumpkin patches are beginning to pop up around town
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9. College is back in session
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Which means your town just doubled in size.
10. And, finally, you can't walk into a Michael's, Hobby Lobby, Walmart, etc. without seeing Halloween displays EVERYWHERE
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Halloween stores have also made their big debut in malls across the state.

What other signs of fall have you spotted around Kansas?

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