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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 on Tuesday night.

That's the exact moment the sun will cross the celestial equator.

The Green Bay Packers are taking on the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium today.

And you might have it through that third week of October, provided no storms.

That's Carol Kinnair, the editor-in-chief of the Old Farmer's Almanac.

She says our trees are well-nourished this year, thanks to the big blizzard and wet winter we had.

At least some good came of it.

Just get in your car and go.

You know, it's really the most beautiful season.

Thanks to Carol Kinnair from the Old Farmer's Almanac for that forecast.

Coming up, could we build a world-class public transportation network right here in the Bay State? A panel of bus, train, and bike experts take on that question.

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If we're if we're actually if we actually care and we're actually trying to see, is this problem, is this solution better than the old school one that I'm using? Which I mean, I read The Farmer's Almanac.

I know La Nina is coming.

I know like some of those old school processes, it's hard to beat them.

Here's your old farmer's almanac radio report.

Learn more about everything online at almanac.com.

We're just making a living, making things grow.

We're just making a living, making things grow.

It's not going to go over that too much.

But the Old Farmer's Almanac does predict that U.S. will get cooler coastal weather and warmer interior weather with rain.

And speaking of rain, a tiny bit of weather lore from the old time country wisdom and lore, 1000 Traditional Skills for Simple Living, written by Jerry Mack Johnson.

It says here that heavy rainfall in September brings drought, and as September is, so will March