Autumn starts in 89 days
The article begins by discussing this year's autumn equinox, which falls on Wednesday, September 23. It follows the end of the summer season, which lasted 93 days and three-quarters of a day. The text explains that the sun will be directly overhead at the equator at 03:05 AM on Wednesday, and that day and night will be nearly equal in length on this day, with daytime in Amman lasting 12 hours and 7 minutes, and nighttime lasting 11 hours and 53 minutes. It also mentions that the sun moves southward after the equinox, leading to longer nights and shorter days until the winter solstice on December 22, when the night is longest and winter begins. The article clarifies that the autumn equinox marks the astronomical start of fall and lasts for approximately 89 days, 20 hours, and 45 minutes.
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