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And it's a little disappointing this year. Maybe it's better up at Mentone, and maybe by some miracle they'll look better over the next few days. Sugar maples look ok but not fantastic.
I have poplar trees in my back yard, and they don't do much color anyway, but the leaves are just about all down off the trees now.
Maybe it'd due to the very dry season we've had.
Breaking my heart, Scooba. Our team made this post on the first day of fall. Give a poor struggling chase team some clicks see if we can make a nickel or two.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScoobaDawg
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...ibextid=cr9u03
We're a more northerly latitude by a couple of degrees than where this guy was reporting on (north Texas) so peak here is right now - mid to late October.
We've met most of his criteria - had enough rain in the summer, and October has mostly had decently warm days and cool nights. But we haven't had any rain to speak of in the past 4 or 5 weeks so we punt on that one.
When the Space and Rocket camera https://www.waff.com/weather/cams/ is pointed to the east toward downtown, in the daytime, you can see some of the meh color we have. At the moment is pointed west, presumably to pick up the sunset for the weather report. Maybe the color will get better. Around the S&RC there are quite a few sugar maples that tend to have beautiful golden color, and those trees are scattered around elsewhere. Could be things are just a bit late.
I think it's a little substandard even in New England. They've had plenty of rain though.