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Astronomical autumn officially arrives on Saturday, Sept. 23, at 2:50 a.m. EDT, a few weeks after the arrival of meteorological fall. Regardless of which date you celebrate the start of autumn, it may take some time before fall weather takes hold across the country.

AccuWeather's team of long-range forecasters, led by veteran meteorologist Paul Pastelok, has analyzed weather patterns around the globe to piece together the weather forecast for the United States this fall.

The U.S. wildfire season had a slow start in part thanks to a prolific winter season that saw many moisture-laded storms slam the West with historic snowfall amounts and drenching rainfall. However, this slow start to the fire season may not last.

"Even though we're having a late start, and the season may be shorter this year compared to other years, we may see the acreage really build up quickly," Pastelok explained.

The highest fire risk this year is expected in Northern California, eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, Idaho, and parts of Nevada.

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