Autumn has officially arrived today (Monday) despite it still feeling like summer with temperatures in the 80s and 90s.
While the weather doesn’t have that crisp fall feeling (yet), other signs ushering in the new season have arrived. Pumpkin spice lattes returned a month ago and Halloween-themed stores and selfie museums are popping up in the Tysons area.
To celebrate the start of a new season, Tysons Reporter wants to know what your favorite fall activity is.
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