Autumnal Equinox Arrives Tomorrow
The autumnal equinox astronomical event will occur tomorrow, Wednesday, in the Northern Hemisphere, as the Sun crosses the celestial equator from north to south at 03:05 AM Mecca time, marking the beginning of autumn. The start of fall does not immediately mean a drop in temperatures; summer heat continues to influence regions for weeks afterward. Signs of atmospheric change become clearer as November approaches, with increasing weather fluctuations and the possibility of rain in some Arab regions. Additionally, the end of the long daylight hours in the polar regions leads to longer nights, increasing the chances of seeing the aurora borealis. The autumnal equinox represents a significant astronomical and climatic transition point between summer and winter, during which patterns of daylight and weather change according to geographic location.
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