Don't let this warm weather fool you, the air is going to get crisper and many New Yorkers will find themselves struggling. Before you know it, we'll be saying goodbye to this Indian summer and hello coolness my old friend.

38% of New Yorkers are wishing that the warmer conditions would stick around longer.  It's not just the weather they miss, but the whole shebang - the endless daylight hours, and that sense of freedom that's just harder to come by in the fall.

14% of people miss the smells and tastes of summer - think of the BBQ aroma drifting  through the neighborhood and the sweet delight of ice cream on a scorching warm day. Meanwhile, 15% are pining for the fun vibe of summer, where every day felt like a Saturday.

With the fall season here, over 30% of New Yorkers find themselves feeling 'fall fatigue' - that feeling of being tired and less gung-ho as we turn the clocks back an hour, the days get shorter and the temperature drops. It messes with our  zzz's and leaves us feeling bleh.

Hold onto your pumpkin spice latte, because almost 20% are feeling the stress and anxiety levels cranking up a notch as we go from flip-flops to boots season. Here's the kicker - about 10% are waving goodbye to our focus and productivity, feeling like we're in a fog and struggling to keep our A-game on.

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So, what's the game plan for the 'fall fatigue' zone? The experts are saying it's all about embracing the new season. Take in the beauty of the changing leaves during a leisurely stroll, and most importantly, taking care of yourselves. Stay active, catch some Zs, and find your zen while shaking off the 'fall fatigue.'

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