The "End of Summer" marks the transition from the warm, sunny days of summer to the cooler temperatures of autumn. This period typically occurs around late August to early September in the Northern Hemisphere. It is characterized by shorter daylight hours and the gradual change in foliage colors as trees prepare for winter. During this time, many people engage in activities such as back-to-school preparations and harvest festivals. The end of summer also signals the conclusion of summer vacations, with families returning to their regular routines. Seasonal produce, like apples and pumpkins, becomes more prominent as farmers begin to gather their crops.