Dry Summer Won't Dim Ohio Valley's Autumn Leaf Spectacle
One of Belmont County's biggest tourist attractions each year is the changing of the leaves. Despite a dry summer, the changing colors are right on track.
The Ohio Valley has experienced a dry stretch of weather over the past several months, with August marking a record low in rainfall.
"It can have an impact because when we are always talking about plants, when they can't photosynthesize, they might start to go dormant,”
Dan Lima, Ohio State Extension educator for agriculture and natural resources, remains optimistic, predicting a vibrant autumn ahead.
- The dry summer may slightly impact this year’s fall foliage.
- Belmont County's changing leaves are a major tourist attraction.
Author's summary: Dry summer won't affect autumn leaves.
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