midNovember

MidNovember is an informal temporal descriptor for the middle portion of the calendar month of November. It does not designate a fixed date but typically covers roughly November 10 to November 20, with the midpoint around November 15.

The term is common in calendars, planning, journalism, and event schedules, where it indicates activities expected to occur within that window. It helps coordinators arrange temporally clustered events, deadlines, and communications without committing to a precise date.

In the Northern Hemisphere, mid-November usually corresponds to late autumn, with cooler temperatures and shorter days; in the Southern Hemisphere it sits in late spring. Weather patterns, daylight availability, and ecological changes associated with this period can vary by region and year.

Certain observances and regional events fall within mid-November. For example, Remembrance Day (November 11) often lies in this period. Harvest-related activities, markets, and autumn-themed festivals may also occur around this time, depending on local traditions and agricultural cycles. In many places, major holidays such as Thanksgiving in the United States fall outside the mid-November window, typically occurring later in November.

The phrase remains flexible and context-dependent; different cultures, industries, and individuals interpret the window differently. Because it is not a formal calendar designation, mid-November should be defined from the context in which it appears.