When is the last day of summer?
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The last day of summer for the Northern Hemisphere is the day of the autumn equinox, or the day the sun's illusionary path in the sky is right over the equator. In the southern hemisphere, it is the last day of winter. That day varies from year to year, but is around September 22.
Also known as the fall equinox, the last day of summer in 2011 is September 23.
Also known as the fall equinox, the last day of summer in 2011 is September 23.
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