Fall color report in your area (Page 2): Good color (not great) and fairly spotty in southern New Hampshire. A lot of trees are still green while others are at peak foliage and still...

fourlocks Loc: Londonderry, NH

Good color (not great) and fairly spotty in southern New Hampshire. A lot of trees are still green while others are at peak foliage and still others have lost all their leaves. I'm referring to the Maple family for the most part. The oaks will hopefully offer up their deeper red, maroons and oranges, in a few weeks. A UNH tree expert explained that this summer was reasonably moist and that allowed a lot of viruses and rusts to grow on the leaves causing the trees to lose their leaves just as the color is developing. Sounds reasonable especially considering last years's extreme drought offered one of the best foliage seasons in years.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

East-central Indiana--not much of anything. No frost yet after a dry summer, so the leaves are just turning brown and falling or they are hanging on the tree still green.

In-lightened Loc: Kansas City

Thanks to everyone who has responded so far. The report trend is interesting for the year so far.. ....trying to stay positive....

Spirit Hawk Loc: Michigan,Sunrise side

Sun Rise side if mid Michigan is a blaze with full colors,,along the AuSable river is a good place to look? Send me your email and i will share some samples! i don,t know how to post here.'
Cheers Ron

Racmanaz Loc: Sunny Tucson!

In-lightened wrote:

What do things look like out your window? These reports seems more accurate than anything I have found on the internet so I appreciate your feedback. I am wanting one more fall color shoot for the year and am undecided as to the area. It would appear that color this year is a bit challenging in some areas...I am guessing the heat. But who really knows.
Thanks!

Would this be of any help?

https://smokymountains.com/fall-foliage-map/

10MPlayer Loc: California

Just getting started here in n. California. We just got back from a tour of the Canadian Rockies and it's going full throttle up there. Beautiful.

Not an artful shot but it gives an idea of the color in British Columbia.

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rook2c4 Loc: Philadelphia, PA USA

Green, with a little browning here and there. Definitely nothing exciting to see.

Haydon

This link should help the leaf peepers in many parts of the USA for up to date foliage reports. The latest one was contrived yesterday.

https://www.foliagenetwork.com/index.php/foliage-reports

lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

In-lightened wrote:

What do things look like out your window? These reports seems more accurate than anything I have found on the internet so I appreciate your feedback. I am wanting one more fall color shoot for the year and am undecided as to the area. It would appear that color this year is a bit challenging in some areas...I am guessing the heat. But who really knows.
Thanks!

In the L.A., CA area, what Fall? This coming Tuesday they forecast 103F. We've been toggling between Summer and Fall for two months now. We don't get a lot of Fall color here anyway, except for a few species and trees that are imported, like Sugar Maple. Most Native California plants are brown from the Summer already.

Wanderer2 Loc: Colorado Rocky Mountains

In SE Idaho near Yellowstone and west of the Teton's the fall color is essentially over. This is at 5000 ft. plus altitude.

roxiemarty Loc: Florida

Bobgood1 wrote:

In 1 more week, Southern Indiana, will be in full color. BB

I sure hope so, as I will be headed there at the end of the month! I hope to get some fall color while I am visiting at my childhood home.

billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont

In-lightened wrote:

What do things look like out your window? These reports seems more accurate than anything I have found on the internet so I appreciate your feedback. I am wanting one more fall color shoot for the year and am undecided as to the area. It would appear that color this year is a bit challenging in some areas...I am guessing the heat. But who really knows.
Thanks!

Montreal, Peak. Vermont, Peak. New Hampshire, Just past peak, Maine, just past peak.

Grnway Loc: Manchester, NH

CataMissionVT wrote:

Northwest Vermont here - All over the place this y... (show quote)

Same here in southern New Hampshire. Peak foliage is here now, and about a week later than usual, due to heat wave about two weeks ago. Some early trees are bare, and some varieties of maple were affected by a fungus and dropped early, but still, as we say up here, "danged colahful"....... Still winds and sunshine will keep the maple leaves up a few more days, but rain next week will bring them down. I'd go further south for a foliage trip, if I were you.

martin211275

Color running very late in Northern Michigan (lower Peninsula) and in Upper Peninsula

fourg1b2006 Loc: Long Island New York

Nothing yet on Long Island NY. I wonder if we are going to get anything this year.