What Months Are The Fall [5000+ AUTHENTIC]

The months of "fall" (or autumn) depend entirely on whether you are using a meteorological or astronomical calendar, and which hemisphere you are in. 🍂 Fall in the Northern Hemisphere (North America, Europe, most of Asia and Northern Africa)

Summary Table: Answering "What Months Are the Fall?"

| Perspective | The Fall Months | Start Date | End Date | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Meteorological (Weather) | September, October, November | Sept 1 | Nov 30 | | Astronomical (Calendar/Sun) | Late Sept, Oct, Nov, Early Dec | Sept 22/23 | Dec 21/22 | | Southern Hemisphere | March, April, May | March 1 | May 31 | | Cultural (USA/Europe) | September, October, November | Post-Labor Day | Thanksgiving weekend |

• Early September still feels like summer in many places (hence "Indian Summer"), with hot days and green leaves.
• December can feel like fall until the winter solstice. A December 10th with cold mornings but brilliant, low-sun golden afternoons and no snow on the ground often feels more like "late fall" than winter.

The months considered "fall" (or autumn) depend on whether you are using a meteorological astronomical calendar, as well as which hemisphere you are in. Fall in the Northern Hemisphere (Includes the USA, Canada, Europe, and most of Asia) Meteorological Fall

1. Astronomical Fall (The Equinox Method)

Astronomical seasons are based on the Earth's position relative to the sun. Fall officially begins with the Autumnal Equinox (usually September 22 or 23) and ends with the Winter Solstice (usually December 21 or 22).

• Fall Months: Late September, all of October, all of November, and mid-December.
• The Start Marker: Equal day and night (12 hours of sunlight, 12 hours of darkness).
• The End Marker: The shortest day of the year (Winter Solstice).