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On Monday dawn, the star Suhail is observed as an astronomical indicator of the approaching end of summer and the beginning of climate changes with the coming of autumn. Its celestial signs, which ancient Arabs associated with the transition from intense heat to moderation, become evident. The appearance of Suhail, located approximately 310 light-years from Earth and belonging to the constellation Carina, is among the prominent signs of seasonal transition, even though it doesn’t directly influence the weather. Suhail begins to appear low on the southern horizon before sunrise. It serves as an astronomical marker alerting to the retreat of summer's heat and the start of autumnal equinox, as the fall season approaches and gradually becomes more visible across the Arabian Peninsula. It is one of the brightest stars in the sky after Al-Yamaneya.
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