This year, autumn begins on Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2021, in the United States and elsewhere in the northern hemisphere, because that’s the date the autumn equinox arrives as our weather ...

The Autumn Equinox usually falls on 22 or 23 September. Fall is officially here, as Thursday, September 22 marks the second equinox of 2022, otherwise known as the fall equinox (or autumnal equinox).

Fall equinox 2024 arrives on Sunday, September 22. Find out why the first day of autumn still features a little more daylight than darkness.

The 2023 autumnal equinox arrives Saturday at 2:50 a.m. Eastern time. ... While shorter days and longer nights inevitably bring chillier weather as we head into autumn, ...

The autumn equinox falls between the longest and shortest days of the year, the summer and winter solstices. This year's winter solstice arrives Dec. 21. Contributing: Doyle Rice, Michelle Shen ...

When is the autumn equinox? This year, the autumnal equinox takes place on Tuesday, September 22. The exact moment of equinox, when the sun is directly over the Earth's equator, is at 14:30 BST.

Fall equinox for 2022 is here – that day when you get equal amounts of daylight and darkness. Except it’s not as equal as you think on the first day of fall. Find out whether you get bonus ...

But today, September 22nd, isn’t just one of the first days of the Fall season, but the Fall Equinox. The Fall Equinox is a celebration that goes all the way back to Ancient Greece, and it’s ...

Autumn Equinox 2023: Five things you didn’t know about the first day of fall. The Autumn Equinox usually falls on 22 or 23 September. Serina Sandhu. Saturday 23 September 2023 14:37 BST.

After a suprise September heatwave in the UK, when temperatures rose as high as 33.5C, autumn has now officially set in. The change in seasons is the result of the autumn equinox, which arrives ...

Fall is officially here, as Thursday, September 22 marks the second equinox of 2022, otherwise known as the fall equinox (or autumnal equinox). The word means ‘equal night’. But daytime and ...