Why Fall Feels Fake in the Southern U.S.
• The Southern U.S. experiences warm weather during early fall, contrasting with traditional autumn imagery.
• Cultural traditions and seasonal norms often override actual weather conditions in the South.
• The embrace of fall imagery in the South highlights the power of cultural expectations.
Delayed fall transition in the Southern U.S
The Southern U.S. often experiences a delayed transition to fall, with warm, summer-like conditions persisting well into what is traditionally considered the autumn season. Despite the actual weather, many Americans in the South embrace quintessential fall imagery, such as sweaters, pumpkins, and vibrant leaves. This embrace of fall traditions, even in the face of unseasonably warm weather, highlights the power of cultural expectations and the human desire to participate in seasonal norms.
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