Michigan’s autumnal fervor has been deftly captured, offering a visual treat from satellite imagery to on-the-ground photographic essays. From space, the foliage of Michigan’s peninsulas were showcased in a climate-affected late blooming season, with NOAA-20’s VIIRS satellite presenting the vibrant transformation of the landscape on October 19. According to Newsweek, “The thing about fall in Michigan is that the entire state has fall colors,” which was affirmed by Nick Nerbonne, a Michigan personality who emphasized the beauty of the state’s geography and the magnificence of its coastlines combined with autumn’s palette.