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autumn

[aw-tuhm] / ˈɔ təm /
NOUN
season between summer and winter
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Colder weather in autumn hasn't been that unusual in our past climate but in an increasingly warmer climate, snow and ice in early November is and will become more unusual.

From BBC

A significant proportion of Steve Tandy's Wales side already ply their club trade in England with 13 non-home-based players involved in the autumn squad.

From BBC

The fourth regular series follows the hugely successful celebrity spin-off, which aired in the autumn and attracted 15 million viewers.

From BBC

Don’t forget Canada’s zombie wildfires, the Texas floods, the late autumn Southwest heat waves, the calving Doomsday glacier and on and on.

From Salon

Northern Europe was largely spared the heatwave that hit Europe at the end of June but it instead experienced an abnormally warm autumn.

From Barron's