September signals the end of monsoon season in India.
September (Month) - Facts for Kids
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Facts About September (Month) For Kids
September begins the grape harvest season in France’s wine regions.
September marks the start of wildflower blooming in South Africa.
September brings the first snow to high mountains in the Andes.
September sees the Arctic ice reach its minimum extent for the year.
September brings fog to San Francisco Bay in California.
Weather & Climate
September typically has higher humidity than August in the Northern Hemisphere.
September often brings Indian Summer, a period of unusually warm weather after a frost.
In September, the Mediterranean region starts to see more rain as summer ends and autumn begins. It’s like the earth is getting ready for a cozy, rainy season!
September marks the peak of hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean.
September brings the first snowfall to many mountain regions.
September often has clear, crisp nights perfect for stargazing.
September brings morning fog to many coastal areas.
September introduces autumn winds in many temperate regions.
Agricultural Connections
September is prime harvest time for pumpkins and winter squash.
September brings the rice harvest in many Asian countries.
September marks the beginning of the cotton harvest in many regions.
September is when cranberry bogs are flooded for harvest in North America.
September sees the harvest of late-summer vegetables like tomatoes and peppers.
September starts the planting of winter wheat in many farming regions.
September is when many farmers collect seeds for next year’s planting.
September brings the harvest of root vegetables like carrots and potatoes.
September marks the end of the growing season for many crops.
Animal Behavior
September sees many animals beginning to prepare their winter dens.
September brings the elk rutting season in North America.
September witnesses the start of salmon runs in Pacific Northwest rivers.
September shows increasing activity in owl populations as nights lengthen.
September marks the beginning of deer breeding season in many regions.
September sees many species of birds forming migration flocks.
September brings increased activity in squirrels gathering winter food.
September shows changes in many animals’ fur coats preparing for winter.
September sees young birds achieving their adult plumage.
September brings increased feeding activity in bears preparing for hibernation.
Plant Life
September sees poison ivy leaves turning bright red.
September brings the blooming of autumn crocuses.
September shows chrysanthemums reaching peak bloom.
September marks the final harvest of many herb gardens.
September brings goldenrod flowers to meadows and fields.
September sees many tree species beginning to drop their leaves.
September shows morning glories climbing to their full height.
September brings the ripening of wild grapes on vines.
September marks the last bloom of many rose varieties.
September sees many plants setting their seeds for next year.
Historical Events
September saw the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787.
September marked the beginning of World War II in 1939.
September witnessed the first day of school desegregation in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957.
September saw the discovery of Penicillin by Alexander Fleming in 1928.
September brought the first appearance of Mickey Mouse in 1928.
September marked the opening of the first subway system in Boston in 1897.
September brought the first appearance of The Muppet Show in 1976.
