As the leaves change and the days grow shorter, colder weather is on its way, but it may not arrive right away.
When the temperature drops, many people rush to put away their summer clothes and switch to warmer attire like jeans and sweaters.
However, don’t be too quick to pack away all your summer outfits when fall arrives because you might need them one more time for Indian summer.
Indian summer refers to a period of warm temperatures that return to the Northern Hemisphere.
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If Indian summer happens, take advantage of the few extra days to enjoy the warm weather before the cold sets in.
Here’s everything you need to know about Indian summer and how to make the most of it.
Warm weather can emerge during the fall months. (iStock)
- What is Indian summer?
- Why is it called Indian summer?
- How long does Indian summer usually last?
- What can I do to take advantage of Indian summer?
1. What is Indian summer?
Indian summer is a period of abnormally warm weather in late October or November in the Northern Hemisphere.
For a weather pattern to be considered Indian summer, the temperatures must reach 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and a heat wave must occur after the first frost of the year. During this time, the days are warm and hazy, with cooler temperatures at night.
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