@Ruger5 : If you want the forecast each day you will see a pattern here every summer. They predict 10 days out and usually this time of year, they predict lower temps on the last 3-4 days of the forecast. Then it just keep moving up to the next few days while we continue with high pressure and high 90's. I noticed that in Chicago in the spring. You would see below twenties for 7 days and then there is that warm above freezing bait a week out that takes months to happen.
#msg6012512Took this pic outside my doctor's office this morning. It's subtle, but notice the YELLOW leaves amongst the green ones. Not brown/dead, but yellow. More to come
@jwardl : Yes! Yes! I recall a few fall's here where we actually had gorgeous gold and orange leaf colors…..not from green to brown…….they actually changed colors. It was stunning! I hope ElNino might have something to do with a rare proper changing of the leaves ….how special that would be!
#msg6012690jwardl : Yes! Yes! I recall a few fall's here where we actually had gorgeous gold and orange leaf colors…..not from green to brown…….they actually changed colors. It was stunning! I hope ElNino might have something to do with a rare proper changing of the leaves ….how special that would be!
@Ruger5 : Unfortunately around here, the colors tend to be reflected most in the "junk" trees: Sweetgums and Chinese Tallows. There are some exceptions though.
#msg6012696Ruger5 : Unfortunately around here, the colors tend to be reflected most in the "junk" trees: Sweetgums and Chinese Tallows. There are some exceptions though.
@Ruger5 : It's a shame the latter is the bad-for-here tree that it is. It's not entirely unattractive, and under ideal conditions, its leaves can produce quite the kaleidoscope of colors.
