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Yeah it is colder. We average about 12c in October.
There's more to autumn than October. Also, you're speaking in very broad and general terms. There's places in the Northern US with colder average highs than 12 C with much colder nights.
I don't think that matters much in October. Also the mean affects snow melt the most, not just the high. Hours of temperatures below freezing matter more than the high for the day. The snow will melt slower on a 3/-13 day than on a 0/-4 day.
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