HOUSTON — It's beginning to look a lot like...fall?
You may have noticed, there are some decent fall colors popping up in the trees and plants across Houston.
It's not too often that we get a picturesque view of fall in our area.
Chief Meteorologist David Paul said the main factor for the fall-like glow is that we haven't had a big rain or wind storm that has knocked the leaves off the trees.
Quite often, we will get leaves to change colors, and boom, a storm system hits and knocks the leaves right off their limbs.
But because we haven't had a big storm system, the Houston area gets a little taste of what Vermont experiences every fall season.
But enjoy it while you can for the next few days because Paul said this color comes and goes very quickly.
