Saint Martin's summer
Indian summer
mid-autumn
autumnity
autumnish
St. Martin's summer
backendish
autumny
quiet
lull
autumnally
summertime
autumntime
summer
cold weather
oppressive
wintertime
stick season
cold snap
cold spell
heatwave
canicule
freeze
stickiness
mesothermal
dog days
canicular days
meteorization
sultriness
Septemberly
heat wave
Septembery
spring
Augusty
good weather
aestivoautumnal
scorcher
summerly
high summer
Beast from the East
meteorologically
falltime
autumn
megathermal
monsoon forest
autumnize
summery
snap
cold wave
nip
meteorize
hot spell
water year
squall line
sunshine
autumnal
clemency
thermoclimate
temperateness
mildness
pseudotemperate
fair weather
mid-August
fall-flowering
autumn-blooming
fall-blooming
autumn-flowering
weather breeder
Octobery
forecast
isohyperthermic
late-flowering
hyperseasonal
late-blooming
yeartime
blustersome
atmosphere
Septemberish
meteoclimatic
atmospheric state
stinker
fresco
sprinkle
nippy
sleet
alfresco
leaf-storm
Scotch mist
climatophysiological
meteoro-
rainscape

English words for 'a period of unusually warm weather in the autumn'

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