St Luke's summer
/luːks
/noun British
A period of fine weather around 18 October (the saint’s feast day).A little discussion arose as to whether this was the "Indian summer," or, as we call the return of warm bright days in autumn, "St. Luke's summer"....
- Apparently, if good weather lasts into September and October then we have a "St. Luke's Summer"; hence the expression "lukewarm".
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