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The fall months in the Southern Hemisphere are March, April, and May.
Autumn officially begins on the March 20 equinox.
All seasons in the southern hemisphere are the reverse of those in the northern hemisphere, so north hemisphere summer is Australia's winter, and north hemisphere spring is Australia's fall - or autumn as they would say.
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What months are consider fall?
The months that are considered to be fall in North America are September, October, and November. In Australia the fall months include March, April, and May.
Is march one of the hottest months of the year for Australia?
Australia is a continent and the temperatures will vary considerably in different areas. March is the end of summer /beginning of fall. The hottest months in most regions will be January and February.
What are the months in Australia?
The months in Australia are exactly the same as the months for the rest of the world. They also occur at the same time.
Which are the Fall months?
The fall months are September, October, and November. The winter months are December, January, and February. In the fall, people celebrate Halloween and Thanksgiving.
What are two of the coldest months in Australia?
Two of Australia's coldest months are July and August.
When is fall the season what months?
In North America the fall months are from Septeber 21 until December 21st, then winter starts
What is the fall months of north Carolina?
sept, oct, nov, dec are the fall months
What is Australia's hottest months to travel?
December, January and February are the hottest months to travel in Australia.
When are Australia's Autumn months?
in the british spring months
Which place on Australia receives the most snow fall?
The city of Hobart in Australia receives the most snow fall.
What season is April Australia?
Fall or autumn as they say in Australia.
How many months are in a year in Australia?
There are twelve months in a year in Australia, just the same as everywhere else in the world.
