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Pennsylvania is known for its extremely beautiful landscape especially in the fall.
The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources posted the first fall foliage report of the 2017 year, highlighting different regions throughout the state.
The chart shows the expected peak time trees will be turning into their typical fall colors.
It appears as though Lawrence and surrounding counties will peak between October 8-14. As of right now, trees are estimated to be about 5-10% turned.
Check out the full report here.
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