These tree types are most at risk for drought/heat stress

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Central Texas is coming off our hottest and driest stretch of the year. Even as we're entering a cooler and wetter period, your trees may be stressed from that 12 day triple digit stretch from mid-August.

KXAN Chief Meteorologist Nick Bannin spoke with Will Johnston from Davey Tree in South Austin about signs of stress in your trees, and which types of trees are most at risk.

KXAN Chief Meteorologist Nick Bannin: I know we're cooler now, we're wetter now, of course...