Indian Summer?

Question

what does that mean ?

Answer 1

Indian Summer (and yes it is OK to use that word because it is the actual term for it) - is when there is a stretch of warm weather in the fall, usually occurring after the first frost of the year or small stretch of wintry weather. It can last anywhere from a couple of days to a couple weeks. Though you may not be sunbathing at this time, you most likely don't need a jacket or even a sweater.

Answer 2

When Summer seems to linger, and Winter seems to hold back.
Like at the end of a Summer, it starts getting colder and colder, leaves are falling, it's wet and rainy and windy, it may even go below 0 and snow! - It seems Winter is on it's way or here. But then, you'll get days in between (like today in Toronto) where it +14 and so sunny you need sunglasses and don't even need a jacket. Still the nights and mornings are cold, but the afternoons can play tricks and make it seem like it's still Summer. It'll switch back and forth a few times - days of cold with a day of bright and sunny.

Answer 3

It means in a climate where you have seasons your summer instead of ending in early September extends on into the mid to later days of October.

Answer 4

It means the day or days when it gets really warm out. It's coming this Wednesday in Chicago when it's going to be like 70 out.

Answer 5

summer

Answer 6

Warm weather in the fall.

Answer 7

When summer goes on and on.

Answer 8

Warm weather lasting overly long.

Answer 9

when it is suddenly warm in autumn

Answer 10

well i know we didnt get one this year just stright up cold!!