Sept1...the unofficial 'End of Summer'...
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hollydolly
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- London England
It's not the unoffical end of summer here.. our kids are still on summer holidays....
I think it's more the 1st of October which is the end of summer
I think it's more the 1st of October which is the end of summer
KSav
Sir 2:1–8
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- North Dakota
We've had winter storms hit up here as early as September 17.
Something I didn't get to do was travel.
Perhaps next summer. I haven't gotten out of this godforsaken state since 2021, ugh.
Something I didn't get to do was travel.
Perhaps next summer. I haven't gotten out of this godforsaken state since 2021, ugh.
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Born_To_Lose
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- Worldwide
I am in Naples, Florida. The slogan for this town is “endless summer.”
MACKTEXAS
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Back in the days when we suntanned and went to the lake every weekend, I hated it when the end of summer arrived. It doesn't matter (to me) now. Anything I can do these days, I can do anytime of the year, except if roads get bad from winter accumulation of ice - that part I will always hate.
Llynn
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- Pacific NorthWET
Years ago I used to consider summer over when deer hunting season opened. Sept could and can be hot in the Pacific NW of the USA.
Lewkat
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- New Jersey, USA
While our calendar officially states that Sept. 22nd is the first day of autumn, we usually have pretty nice weather well into October. By Halloween, it is beginning to really chill down to wearing a coat out doors.
jujube
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Summer never really ends here...lol. just a few days here and there that are not summer.
Sept.1 is called Meteorological Fall, the Weather people call it that.
officerripley
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- Porlock, Calif
Same here. Basically, the only difference between summer and winter is that there are more fires during the summer.
RadishRose
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- Location
- Connecticut, USA
Yes, 'Indian Summer'.
Cornhusker
Member
- Location
- Nebraska Panhandle
September first, football season is in full swing, Volleyball season is here, gun shows around here happen in September, Kids are in school.
Soon I'll be able to shut down the sprinkler system, winterize the mowers and get ready to rake a lot of leaves.
Fall has always been my favorite time of year.
I can still smell burning leaves, but they frown on that these days.
Soon I'll be able to shut down the sprinkler system, winterize the mowers and get ready to rake a lot of leaves.
Fall has always been my favorite time of year.
I can still smell burning leaves, but they frown on that these days.
Imogene
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- Middle Tennessee
is there something you didn't get to do?...
maybe...you still can do
The Amazon Tropical weather, kept me inside way more than I liked. Getting outside more is on my wish list.
hearlady
Im now "heartheoldlady"
- Location
- N Carolina
Ugh, yes, leaves and more leaves. I stayed on top of it last year and will try this year.
dusty
Senior Member
- Location
- central New York State
Well, the end (of summer) is near and will be here before we know it...the leaves will turn, the flower heads will dry and fall, dogs will chase chipmunks into the fallen leaves and we will turn the clocks back. Carved pumpkins will appear on doorsteps and unseen ghosts in long white sheets will knock on neighorhood doors begging for candy.
Are you ready?
Are you ready?