The air turns soft and hazy. The sun feels warm on your cheeks, and for a few glorious days, it feels like summer snuck back in for an encore. We have a specific name for this weather phenomenon:
Winter is coming. But not just yet. Do you have a different name for this phenomenon where you live? Share it in the comments below! why do they call it indian summer
There is a particular magic that happens in late autumn. The leaves have mostly fallen, the first crisp frost has kissed the pumpkin patches, and you’ve already dug your heavy coat out of storage. The air turns soft and hazy
Whether you see it as a beautiful gift of nature or a linguistic relic of the past, one thing is certain: When that warm, amber light filters through the November trees, don't waste it. Go for a walk. Open the windows. Enjoy the final encore of the growing season. But not just yet
But if you stop to think about the phrase, it raises a rather uncomfortable question: Why “Indian”?