Imagine the perfect, storybook autumn day. Crisp air, the sun shining, the leaves brightly colored, apple cider and donuts sort of day. As summer moves into autumn in Boreas, that is the sort of autumn it ushers in. This crisp, invigorating weather is the perfect balm after a warm summer. The last part of autumn will see the bright colors slide to earth tones, but the crisp, gentle sunshine will continue nearly unabated until winter sets in.

As the cold rainy season begins to wane, Auster springs to life again. The heavy rains are gone, but the land is still well watered and in the soft sun of spring it grows lush. A gentle interlude between the cold of the rainy season, and the heat of the dry season, this springtide weather is perfectly balanced, and flora and fauna alike thrive in it. Nights still hold enough of a chill for lovely soft mists that burn off well before noon.