How A 25-Year Dry Spell Delay Is Changing Vermont’s Fall
• Vermont is experiencing its first recorded extreme drought, delaying the peak fall foliage season.
• The drought, intensified by a 'flash drought' in June, has led to dry wells and strained agricultural resources.
• Tourists seeking vibrant fall colors may find better conditions in neighboring states due to Vermont's drought.
Vermont's drought impacts peak foliage season
Vermont, known for its spectacular fall colors, is experiencing its first recorded extreme drought. This has led to a noticeable delay in the peak foliage season and left the state's forests unusually dry.
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