tardor
Tardor is the Catalan word for autumn, the season that follows summer and precedes winter in the Northern Hemisphere. In meteorological terms, tardor comprises September, October, and November; in astronomical terms it begins at the autumnal equinox (around September 22–23) and ends at the winter solstice (around December 21–22).
The term tardor is the standard Catalan designation for the season and is distinct from the words
Climate and ecology during tardor typically involve shortening daylight and cooler temperatures, with rainfall varying by
Cultural aspects in Catalan-speaking areas include seasonal festivals and foods associated with the autumn harvest. La