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  • Anonymous
    An indian summer is in the fall when the leaves are changing color but it is still a bit warm out. I am not aware of the etemology of this word.
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  • Schonberg
    The word Indian Summer used to be called St. Martins day in Europe (11th November) The earliest know use of the word was by French American writer St.John de Crevecoeur in New York 1778. Nowadays it refers to unexpected sunny weather when winter begins.
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