Autumn heatwaves are often referred to as "Indian summers", but what does the term actually mean? Meteorologist Philip Eden explains. Something strange has been happening to the way we perceive ...

Indian summer typically occurs in late October or November. It refers to a time when there are multiple days of abnormally warm temperatures during fall.

In India last week not even mad dogs or Englishmen went out in the midday sun. It was not the humidity; it was the heat—the searing, scorching, scalding heat of an Indian summer.

A lot of series get better as they go on. With the first season of “Indian Summers,” it’s the other way around. Like 1984’s “The Jewel in the Crown,” the new PBS Masterpiece series ...

The Board of Directors of Indian Summer Festival, Inc. is announcing that after 32 years, Indian Summer Festival will not be held as it is currently known.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Northeast Ohio is in the middle of a warm spell following our first snow last week, a phenomenon we call second summer. However, this weather was once commonly known as “Indian ...

Farmers in India have fallen behind in planting key summer-sown crops such as rice, cotton, corn and soybeans due to the uneven distribution of monsoon rainfall, although they could catch up in ...

Dear Tom,I have heard many definitions of “Indian Summer”, but is there a single good definition?Roger McCall, Chicago Dear Roger,No single definition exists because “Indian Summe… ...

India's unusually severe heatwave this summer is suspected to have killed more than 100 people and made tens of thousands ill, authorities and media reports said, while parts of the country were ...

Veteran Indian director and actor Aparna Sen‘s new project “Her Indian Summer” is set to be developed as an Indo-U.K. co-production, it was revealed during a recent London retrospective of ...

The first recorded use of "Indian summer" in print was by French-American writer St. John de Crèvecoeur in 1778. His letter described a brief spell of warm, pleasant weather following the first ...