In the Northern Hemisphere,as the season moves from summer to fall the position of the noontime Sun migrates further south in the sky on a daily basis.

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This is true because as we approach fall in the Northern Hemisphere, the Sun's path across the sky becomes lower and shorter due to the tilt of the Earth's axis. This causes the noontime Sun to gradually move towards the southern direction, indicating the shift from summer to fall.

In the Northern Hemisphere,as the Season Moves from Summer to Fall