Which Month — Fall

It sounds like you’re asking two different things: first, “Which month is fall?” and second, “Produce a story.” I’ll answer both.

In the United States, the four seasons are often defined as:

September, October, November, and part of December. Start date: Usually September 22 or 23 . End date: December 21 or 22 (the Winter Solstice). 2. Meteorological Fall

When people think of fall, they are usually thinking of October. This is the month of peak foliage in many parts of the Northern Hemisphere. It’s characterized by: Harvest festivals and pumpkin patches. The first consistent frosts. Migration of birds and butterflies heading south. November: The Big Chill

It sounds like you’re asking two different things: first, “Which month is fall?” and second, “Produce a story.” I’ll answer both.

In the United States, the four seasons are often defined as:

September, October, November, and part of December. Start date: Usually September 22 or 23 . End date: December 21 or 22 (the Winter Solstice). 2. Meteorological Fall

When people think of fall, they are usually thinking of October. This is the month of peak foliage in many parts of the Northern Hemisphere. It’s characterized by: Harvest festivals and pumpkin patches. The first consistent frosts. Migration of birds and butterflies heading south. November: The Big Chill

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