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Fallen leaves can harm your lawn by blocking light and air, retaining moisture, and increasing the risk of fungal diseases. A thick layer of wet leaves prevents grass from receiving adequate light and air, leading to yellowing and thinning. It's crucial to monitor leaf coverage and remove them when they form a dense layer. Regular removal prevents the formation of a problematic wet layer. Tools like rakes or leaf blowers are effective for clearing leaves, especially when dry. Removed leaves can be composted or used as mulch. Maintaining a healthy lawn requires timely leaf management to avoid damage by spring.