what happens during the fall in september?\nthe sun is at its highest point in the sky.\nthe northern end of…

what happens during the fall in september?\nthe sun is at its highest point in the sky.\nthe northern end of earth’s axis is tilted toward the sun.\nthe northern hemisphere receives minimal daylight hours.\nthe sun’s rays are not as concentrated as in summer.

what happens during the fall in september?\nthe sun is at its highest point in the sky.\nthe northern end of earth’s axis is tilted toward the sun.\nthe northern hemisphere receives minimal daylight hours.\nthe sun’s rays are not as concentrated as in summer.

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Brief Explanations:

In September fall in the Northern Hemisphere, the Sun's rays are less concentrated compared to summer as the tilt of the Earth's axis changes the angle of sunlight. The Sun is not at its highest point in summer - that's during the summer solstice. The northern end of Earth's axis is tilted toward the Sun in summer. The Northern Hemisphere doesn't receive minimal daylight hours in September - that's near the winter solstice.

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The Sun's rays are not as concentrated as in summer.