Title: Bright foliage expected

" All that foul weather may have fouled up a lot of -- this past summer and really ruins of crops. But it all may be good news for -- lovers and no I'm not talking about the ones on. I think we'll have some explosive used this here -- they say of the good reds that'll be good oranges seems all that rain is exactly what the trees need to provide us with some of the best color we've seen in -- it is the result soils being moist. Especially in the spring in the lead and getting put on. Every year tens of thousands of people flocked to scenic overlooks all across New England all the take in some of mother -- explosive fall color. But after really -- and tough summer season it seems like even more may be riding on this year's fall color the foliage season up here is key or bring visitors from. All around New England is no secret many business are hurting in the economy in the rainy start summer season certainly didn't count. Those who wanted to share were saying that they were down approximately 20%. In terms what the range of businesses here -- there's actually were down close to 50% because a lot of and it's not just New Hampshire. Many locations through New England -- nearly double the average amount of rain in June and July before the sun actually came back down time to salvage August the weather affected a lot of different individuals. Among youths -- you know the seacoast and him the -- of -- And they were -- by the stage may be set for good color this year but much still hinges on you guessed it."

" The weather we've done well this fire. So far and as we get in the September. I think the two biggest hurdles for not having great fall foliage now. Are the hot and cold temperature range. As well as the winds and you can have everything worked out gratefully and and you get a couple real windy days and that foliage. 575%. -- trees."

" Lots of colors are already popping up in far northern new England and even some of the stress trees locally are starting to change. Not only could the colors be more vibrant this year but if we can manage to keep those big storms and temperature swings away the colors may actually last a bit longer as well. AJ Burnett fox when he --"