In this City News Ottawa article, Ian Laidlaw from Davey's Ottawa office talks about the climatic conditions that affect trees and the color of their leaves.
While fall has officially kicked off, the warm weather is going to stick around a little bit longer.
Environment Canada’s future projections forecast above seasonal temperatures throughout September and much of October.
Fall officially began at 2:19 p.m. with highs in Ottawa reaching 23 C, with a humidex making it feel like 28.
Those temperatures will remain steady for the week, with overnight lows in the teens.
The 30-year average temperature for Ottawa in September is 15.3 C.
A particularly dry summer will also give way to a rainy start to autumn.
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