When Will We Finally See The Leaves Fully Change Color For Fall In Texas?

Fall in Texas has arrived, but somedays it doesn't feel like it.

Yes, some parts of the state have received those cooler temperatures, but it's just a brief moment. Texas still has those moments of us wondering why it's still 90 degrees at the beginning of the season. What's the main indicator of fall? None other than the leaves changing color.

When a Texan sees different color leaves, it's finally time for the sweaters and space heaters. Plus, stepping on crunchy leaves is a simple pleasure every one enjoys right? So the main question, when does this happen for the Lone Star State?

Thankfully, it seems like we're very close to the moment where the state is full fall vibes. But how close is it?

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When Will Texas Go Full Fall Season?

According to the Austin-American Statesman, some of the state has already seen the color changes for the leaves. But, there are a variety of factors that determine when the leaves color change or even fall from the trees themselves. At the time of writing, some of the state hasn't even see the different colored leaves.

For the entire state, it won't be until the end of November when Texas will reach full fall feelings with the leaves. In fact, October 14th of this year is when the change began. That was mainly for the northern parts of the state as well.

So soon, all of Texas will be able to fully enjoy the fall colors. But, we do wish it could be sooner after all!