Summer ends at the equinox
The fall equinox will begin astronomically on Wednesday, September 23rd, when day and night are approximately equal in length. This marks the end of the summer season, which lasted 93 days and three-quarters. On this day, the sun will rise in Amman at 6:26 AM and set at 6:36 PM, resulting in a day duration of 12 hours and 7 minutes, with night lasting 11 hours and 53 minutes. After the equinox, the shadow appears to shift southward, leading to longer nights and shorter days, as the Earth enters the autumn season. The long nights continue in the Arctic, while the days remain extended in the Antarctic.
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