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Fall colors could be muted because of drought, heat

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Autumn, which arrives Tuesday, is celebrated in Southwest Missouri with long car rides to see the Ozarks erupt into broad color palettes of red and yellow, with fall hikes and events such as the annual Maple Leaf Festival in Carthage.

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Fall colors could be muted because of drought, heat

Autumn, which arrives Tuesday, is celebrated in Southwest Missouri with long car rides to see the Ozarks erupt into broad color palettes of red and yellow, with fall hikes and events such as the annual Maple Leaf Festival in Carthage.

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Joplin Globe broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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