Natural History Wanderings

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1. Experts are predicting fall foliage season will be delayed for the second straight year as much of the U.S. is set to experience above-average temperatures in late September.

Citing the latest eight- to 14-day outlook from NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, Weather.com reports that “parts of the Northeast, Southeast, Rockies and West have at least 50-50 odds of warmer-than-average temperatures over the next one to two weeks.”

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