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The fall mullet run is on along Palm Beach County's beaches. Here is what the mullet are doing, what FWC's mullet and snook rules say this season, and five things to do before October ends, from a sunrise watch to lights out for the last turtle nests.
Pick a case you like, match it to your exact phone, then follow Apple's own advice for heat, splashes and a wet charging port this September.
September in South Florida runs 96°F at 65% humidity — a heat index of 121°F by the National Weather Service’s own example. Here is how to pick a pair of shorts and a polo for a day that starts at a boat ramp and ends at dinner, using the real fabric specs off our own product pages.
September is the month South Florida gets away with things. The visitors have gone home, the water is still bathtub-warm, the mullet start moving down the beach — and the sun is every bit as heavy as it was in July. It is a great month to be outside and a punishing month to wear the wrong thing on your head. Which brings us to the visor. It is the most divisive piece of headwear in the cooler, and most of the argument happens because nobody says out loud what a visor actually does and does not do. So here...
