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Autumn in the traditional sense of September-November, temps in the 40s-60s.
Are autumn days a thing of the past now for much of the U.S.? I live in PA, not far from D.C. Summers are now in the 90s. I don't even know if we have heatwaves anymore...it just seems like they keep coming back over and over. And no rain. Just hot and dry.
Which is the opposite of autumn. Last September, it was in the high 90s.
This makes me depressed because autumn is my favorite season. I feel like it's slowly fading away, going from hot to warm year round, almost as if we live in a place that has two seasons (wet/dry) instead of four.
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Yep upper Midwest is great. New England as well. Pretty much anywhere not too far from major bodies of water will have more gradual changes in seasons