Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for November 01, 2020

Where i live we hardly ever get any snow. I do wish the leaves would cooperate and fall all at once.

Only two seasons in Tucson this year—-really, really hot is giving way to merely hot.

Thursday: Grass is growing slower and there is a healthy carpet of leaves covering the lawn.

Friday: About three inches of snow.

Saturday: Another healthy layer of leaves.

I’m reminded of an Oreo cookie.

That’s why they call it “Fall” ! Our area will see it’s first snow today if the weather folks are correct ;-)

Where I live, we hadn’t gotten any snow last year.

We have many oak trees, their leaves go from green to brown and have been falling for almost a month so far.

Woodwind in the willows. How quaint!

That’s only happens in Texas. XD

We had a nice extended period of about two weeks of gorgeous color in our maples this year. The leaves held about twice as long as usual.

this last week or so in south eastern pennsylvania the leafs are absolutely wonderful and at their peak .

For the first time in about 5 years, here in Southern Kentucky we REALLY have some nice fall colors! We had a lot of rain in the later part of the Summer and earlier in the Fall, so the trees really are putting on a show.

We went from summer heat wave and drought to winter rains in three days. It has been raining for nearly every day for the last month and a half, the trees are still struggling to adapt.

30’s today, 50’s tomorrow and 60s the rest of the week.

In the past when the leaves turned color early we could blame it on acid rain.

I didn’t know they were in North Idaho! We had nice fall weather and then one day, 7 inches of snow, now nice fall weather again. Even the plants are confused.

These guys must be from Michigan!

our ash trees work that way ,one fell and within a 24 hours they’re all fallen

But but but but but, the climate has always changed, libruls. So there!

We got the snow first, last week, now the remaining trees are turning and falling.

Is it just me, or has Hammy gotten more squirrel-like?

It’s like living in Alaska.

In Fairbanks, AK, the hardwood trees all lose their leaves within a week. I said they shed their leaves like strippers!