What is another word for indian summers?
Pronunciation: [ˈɪndi͡ən sˈʌməz] (IPA) 
Indian summers, also known as late summers or extended summers, is a phrase used to describe an unseasonably warm and dry period that occurs in autumn, particularly in North America. Other terms that are commonly used to refer to this phenomenon include Indian summer weather, St. Martin's summer, and Old Wives' summer. Some people also describe this time as the time of the golden autumn. No matter what name you use, it's undeniable that Indian summers are a special time of year, characterized by breathtaking colors, clear skies, and comfortable temperatures that make it a perfect time to enjoy outdoor activities before winter arrives.
