Foliage remains dull due to unseasonably warm temps
<p>The unseasonably warm September and October weather, along with a lack of rainfall, will likely dull fall foliage heading into peak season, environmental experts say. </p>
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Oct 22, 2017, 7:35 PM
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The unseasonably warm September and October weather, along with a lack of rainfall, will likely dull fall foliage heading into peak season, environmental experts say.
News 12’s Jim Murdoch traveled to Northwest Jersey Sunday to observe the effect of above-average temperatures on foliage.
He says that Eagle Rock in Essex County is one community where leaves have remained mostly green.
News 12 Meteorologist Michele Powers says the high temperatures along with abnormally dry conditions will likely result in dull foliage the rest of the month.
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