Autumn is the season of transition between summer and winter, characterized by cooling temperatures, shorter days, and falling leaves, which occur around late September to late December in the Northern Hemisphere and late March to late June in the Southern Hemisphere.
Also known as fall, this season marks the start of autumn with either the astronomical equinox (around September 22nd) or the meteorological start date of September 1st.
🍂🍁 Key Characteristics 🍁🍂
🌡️ Temperature Changes:
A noticeable cooling of temperatures as the year transitions from the heat of summer to the cold of winter.
🌞 Shorter Days:
The amount of daylight decreases, signaling to trees to prepare for winter.
🍂 Falling Leaves:
Deciduous trees lose their leaves, which change from green to vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows due to the reduction of chlorophyll.
Harvest Season:
The word "autumn" comes from the Latin autumnus, which means the season of harvest.
🌡️ Temperature Changes:
A noticeable cooling of temperatures as the year transitions from the heat of summer to the cold of winter.
🌞 Shorter Days:
The amount of daylight decreases, signaling to trees to prepare for winter.
🍂 Falling Leaves:
Deciduous trees lose their leaves, which change from green to vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows due to the reduction of chlorophyll.
Harvest Season:
The word "autumn" comes from the Latin autumnus, which means the season of harvest.
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