Fall in Minnesota

The weather is as off as everything else in the year 2020, so here's what fall in Minnesota looks like:

It's about to get warmer, though — basically to the seasonal average — starting tomorrow. 

So that snow will probably go away over the next few days and I'll be able to rake my leaves into their appropriate spots.

The city will be able to sweep the streets to get the leaves out of the gutters and storm sewers.

Public Works will be able to finish the many road construction projects they needed two weeks to finish when it started to snow in the middle of October.

And people will be able to go and vote on November 3 (if they aren't too sick, or too afraid of getting sick, to go out).