That Chill in the Air? Just Another False Fall Tease
• False fall is a brief cool-down in late August or early September that feels like the start of autumn but is temporary.
• It's caused by weaker late-summer heating, drought, and stronger cold fronts, leading to a temporary drop in temperatures.
• Warmer weather usually returns after false fall, so true autumn, with its lasting cooler days, is still to come.
False fall teases with brief cooler temperatures
Have you felt that slight chill in the air lately, offering a brief respite from the summer heat? You might be experiencing what's commonly known as a 'false fall.' This meteorological phenomenon often occurs in late August or early September, teasing us with cooler temperatures and hints of autumn, only for warmer weather to return.
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