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Above-average temperatures last week again stunted the foliage transition, however; decreasing day length has spurred noticeable changes throughout the state, according to the latest Fall Foliage Report from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Pockets of color have been observed in all Pennsylvania counties and peak foliage has been reported in the northeast.
The cool, seasonal temperatures predicted to envelope the state beginning tomorrow should spur a fantastic and relatively rapid foliage change statewide.
Next week’s Fall Foliage Report (and hence, the landscape) should be popping with color!
Click Here for this week’s map and all the details! Visit DCNR’s Fall Foliage Report webpage for more information.
Visitors can get suggestions about the best spots to view fall foliage on the Penn's Woods Fall Foliage story map and on the Pennsylvania Tourism Office website.
NewsClips:
Erie Region Could See Peak Fall Color Next Week
Crable: Once-A-Year Chance To Drive On Railroad Bed To Look At Fall Foliage In Lancaster
Game Commission Holds Annual Fall Foliage Tour In Berks County
DCNR, Allegheny National Forest Sign Agreement On Forest, Watershed Restoration Activities
6 Westmoreland Fire Companies Get Wildland Fire Suppression Grants
DCNR Grants Awarded To Crawford, Warren County Fire Departments
Oct. 12 Take Five Fridays Without Pam (Temporarily), PA Parks & Forests Foundation
Bloomberg: America Isn’t Ready For The Lanternfly Invasion
Lyme Disease Plagues Northeast U.S., In Rare Cases It Can Be Fatal
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DCNR's Keystone Fund Supports Local Recreation Projects In Allegheny, Berks, Blair, Bradford, Chester, Montour Counties
DCNR Awards $646,891 To 132 Local Volunteer Fire Companies Fighting Wildfires
Retailers, Producers, Public Invited To 3rd Annual PA Wilds Buyer’s Market March 2 At Clarion University
PA Parks & Forests Foundation: Winners Of 2018 Through The Seasons Photo Contest
[Posted: Oct. 11, 2018]
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