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TPWD: Foliage now showing true colors

A reluctant autumn with warmer than usual temperatures has finally given way to the season’s first major cold front – signaling Texas flora that it’s time to don their color.
The oncoming foliage spectacular was revealed Thursday in a press release from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
More than 90 state parks offer leaf-peeping enthusiasts a safe and family-friendly setting to enjoy the show.
Trees in the Texas Panhandle and the mountains of West Texas have changed to gold, which has brightened canyons and creek beds such as Palo Duro Canyon and the Davis Mountains.
A number of state parks in northeast, east and central Texas are also reporting the leaves are changing.
In north and central Texas, park staff at Cleburne, Dinosaur Valley, Meridian and Lake Mineral Wells are expecting an eye-popping display.
For fall foliage photos and updates from state parks across Texas, look online for postings on the TPWD Facebook page: www.facebook.com/texasparksandwildlife. Read more in the mid-week Bowie News.
Trees in and around Montague County are showing the colors of fall finally after a reluctant autumn with warmer than usual temperatures until a recent cold front passed. (Stock photo)
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