Texas foliage finally seeing effects of cooler temperatures

AUSTIN (KXAN) – If you've been waiting for autumn colors to reach the trees, now is the time.Mid-November is peak time for fall foliage in Texas, and as the days get shorter and cooler, the Texas Parks and Wildlife said the leaves have finally begun to change and drop. La Nina leaves many Texas reservoirs thirsty for water"I think anywhere you can get into nature is a good place to look for fall foliage,” Katie Raney with Texas State Parks said.Raney said to look out for elm and syca