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Title: Thanks to Rough Summer, Foliage May Fall Flat
Post by: djkimmel on September 26, 2010, 02:30:17 PM
From Aol News:

Thanks to Rough Summer, Foliage May Fall Flat (http://www.aolnews.com/nation/article/fall-foliage-may-fall-flat-this-year-because-of-hot-dry-summer/19648508)
Paul Yeager  Contributor

(Sept. 26) -- The warm days and cool nights of fall transform homogeneous carpets of green leaves into brilliant yellows, oranges and reds in many parts of the country, thrilling local residents and providing a booming tourist industry.

This year, however, the unusually hot and dry summer may put a damper on those colors in some areas, especially in the Mid-Atlantic region, southern New England and the South.

Read entire article and view an interesting map of drought levels on Aol News (http://www.aolnews.com/nation/article/fall-foliage-may-fall-flat-this-year-because-of-hot-dry-summer/19648508)