Brazos Valley is a
beautiful area year round, from the Texas A&M college campus to any of our
parks and tree-covered walking paths. In autumn, though, as the leaves change
on the Texas red oaks and Chinese Pistachio trees, it’s a striking sight to
behold. There are a number of festivals, sporting events, and reasons to get
out and explore College Station and the surrounding area this fall. Here’s
everything you can expect about Brazos Valley as fall nears
Weather
Summer might be ending, but this is
still Texas. The warm weather takes a while to give way to true fall
temperatures. Average highs in September are still in the 90s for the most
part, dipping down to the low 80s towards the end of the month. Even night time
temperatures are likely to stay in the high 70s for most of the month. It will
be November before highs in the 70s and 60s will become the norm. Expect clear
skies in September, though, and a break from the humidity. Through most of
September, the leaves on the trees will remain green, but in October you can
start to see the colorful beginnings of fall foliage.
Festivals and Events
As the heat starts to become less
overbearing, residents of College Station and the surrounding Brazos Valley
start finding more reasons for fun activities outdoors. September offers events
for a variety of interests. There’s the Kolache Festival in Caldwell on
September 9 for pastry lovers, including a Bake Show and Kolache Eating
Contest. Market on the Green farmer’s market on the college green at Texas
A&M is September 18 and the Brazos Bluebonnet Quilt Guild Annual Quilt Show
is September 22-23. Perhaps most popular is the Texas Reds
Steak & Grape festival in downtown Bryan, running from September
22-24. Over 40 wineries and breweries will be present this year, along with craft
vendors, artists, and live music. This year, Grammy nominated Deana Carter will
be there to play for festival attendants.
School Year
September is a busy time for College
Station, as school starts back up from the elementary schools to the popular
Texas A&M. The return of out-of-state students means that the population
swells in late August and September, but it also means the return of the
much-loved Aggie sports teams. The first Aggies football game this year will be
September 9 against Nicholls University at Clayton Williams, Jr. Alumni
station. September is also a great time to refresh your kids’ book collection,
and the Children’s Museum of Brazos Valley is happy to assist. They’ll hold a Book Swap
on September 2nd. Bring your old books and go home with new books. What’s not
to love about that?
Are you planning a move to Brazos
Valley this fall? Your local experienced realtor is happy to help you
settle in. She knows the area by heart and can tell you everything to expect
about autumn in beautiful, lively central Texas. Contact her today, and you can
make it out here before the leaves start to fall.
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