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The "ber" months.

https://www.britannica.com/science/autumn-season

Autumn is September 21-December 21. Doesn't matter where you are, the seasons are universal and based upon the equinoxes and solstices.

I don't see the logic, the longest day should be midsummer, not the start of summer. Before and after the longest day, are long hot days. Summer.

no, it depends what country you are in. about half the world starts late September for Autumn and about half starts first day of September for Autumn

You are leaving out the entire Southern Hemisphere which starts Autumn in April/May

ok, two things:
1) About ninety percent of Earth's population lives in the Northern Hemisphere.
2) I guess I meant having a season start at the first day vs having a season start at a later date like 20 or 21.

Fair enough. I personally prefer 4 x 3month seasons, based more on weather than equinoxes. Eg Sept to Nov, Dec to Feb, March to May, June to Aug. The equinox could be seen as a mid-season event rather than to start the season. Ie the longest night isn't the beginning of winter, but somewhere in the middle.

yea

good one

Oh god please no, anything but them.

October, November and half of December

THATS ME

Did you know October and November have a smell?

(me)

Where I live November is winter

I say october and november

when your country doesnt have fall or autumn because tropical

where september

I say Autumn :)

*People who say christmas season*

Um fall is September. Only September. Winter starts in October

No it doesn't. It starts in december

No, in October. Because that's when snow comes.

You have snow in October?? We only get snow in like January or February

I'm from Finland. And I love it

Lmao we got snow last night, the second time this month

Not in CO

Yea but I wanted to say this meme is wrong... In some countries.

Ahh, my apologies

bro you forgot majority of December but yes

And the end of september

No, in CO December through March (and occasionally may) is winter

I mean, yea, (I'm currently freezing my but off and it's November) but Technically winter doesnt start until the 25th of December - meaning December is still mostly fall technically

for countries that use Astronomical Seasons, yea

since most seasons only start late into the first month, shouldn't the first month be the last month of last season and the first month for the next season the last month for the current season?

:( R.I.P. Godzilla 1954-2022 :(

which is no one

MO is a place where fall is literally not the season it's supposed to be XD
Sometimes we have snow in November, sometimes we have humid days in late October, (Like on my Bday), and sometimes when December has not gotten to its winter area yet, the days can be either cold and wet with the rain or 80 degrees outside. I'm used to it though X3

Australia has autumn too

ik.
imagine having christmas in the summer

Imagine not

90% of the world:

That's what we have, hot Christmas, beach weather. Family time around the swimming pool.

very interesting. have you experienced a cold Christmas if vacationed to the northern hemisphere? also how's Yuletide or Yulefest?

I've never experienced a cold Christmas, but our Christmas decorations still reflect the cold Christmas (snow sleigh, warmly dressed Santa, snow flakes, snowman ☃️etc I've only traveled to the Northern Hemisphere in May. Dec to Feb is hot weather here.

BBQs and cricket and ice lemonade.