The first dusting of snow on the mountains by Anchorage lore, marks the end of summer. This change, in the past, more often than not, came in August. It doesn't mean it's sticking, but it's clearly white up there.
Well, this Fall Solstice day (I always have to check because the exact date changes slightly each year, so it seems this year, it's not today, but tomorrow) comes one day after the first termination dust. (And, technically, I suppose it came yesterday, but the clouds didn't clear until today.)
Great views as I bike this afternoon.
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