Explaining equinoxes Equinoxes occur in between the solstices and signal the beginning of spring and autumn. The term equinox ...

If you get up early enough, you can experience an equinox sunrise. The autumnal equinox heralds the arrival of fall in the northern hemisphere.

PEOPLE's resident astrologer Kyle Thomas says "we can reach more development, vast new experiences and completion" in the ...

Meteorological summer began on Sept. 1, but astronomical autumn is Sept. 22 at 8:44 a.m., what we call the autumnal equinox.

Fall weather is soon going to be hitting the Northeast and just in time as the official start to fall — the autumnal equinox — is about to arrive. The fall — or autumnal — equinox can land on Sept. 22 ...

We make up for this quarter of a day difference by adding “leap years” to our calendar but, Earth’s orbit, and consequently, it’s solstices and equinoxes’, do not adjust to the human ...

In this First Warning Weather University lesson, chief meteorologist Nick Bannin explains why seasons are different depending on which hemisphere you live in, and why temperature doesn't mark the ...

How the fall equinox works In June and December, the Earth hits its solstices — the longest and shortest days of the year. And twice a year, in March and September, the Earth reaches its ...

Sept. 22, day and night will be nearly equal in length as Earth spins side-on to the sun and autumn officially begins in the ...

The landmark became popular again in the twentieth century when modern British people and other enthusiasts revived pagan festivals at Stonehenge—spring and autumn equinox, and also summer and winter ...