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Early fall foliage caused by drought, but trees are resilient, St. Mike’s professor says

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COLCHESTER — Leaf peepers may be disappointed with this year's foliage, as Vermont’s drought stresses out trees, leading them to produce less color as they prepare for winter.
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Early fall foliage caused by drought, but trees are resilient, St. Mike’s professor says

COLCHESTER — Leaf peepers may be disappointed with this year's foliage, as Vermont’s drought stresses out trees, leading them to produce less color as they prepare for winter.

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Saint Albans Messenger broke the news in on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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