ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has proposed several changes to deer ...

This may be the last best week to see the fall colors in New York. While foliage color is past its peak in much of Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and southern Erie counties, as well as the Adirondacks ...

In the Greater Niagara region, Niagara County reports from Niagara Falls expect foliage to be at peak this weekend with 75% color change and average shades of yellow, orange and r ...

Stunning peak foliage can be found in much of New York this week, including in the Finger Lakes, Thousand Island, Niagara and Hudson Valley regions. According to New York's weekly fall foliage ...

The trees in the mid-Hudson Valley are starting to show their colors, but peak fall foliage is coming a bit ... of the National Weather Service New York Office said, won't last until then.

While locations in New England, such as Vermont, are well known for being the best places to view the fall foliage ... rural counties will see their trees peak in color earlier than the city ...

Gorgeous peak foliage is arriving throughout the Adirondacks ... the Empire State Development Division of Tourism’s I LOVE NY program. In the Genesee and Livingston counties, observers report ...

But, in the time between now and the foliage's peak, the leaves will continue to change. The New York State website provides an in-depth look into the how the leaves change each week. For the week ...

Areas of upper New England will start to see peak fall foliage in late September. Upstate New York should see peak foliage in early October. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island could see ...

According to New York's weekly fall foliage report, autumnal hues are just starting to change in parts of the Empire State, while the Adirondack region is expected to reach the midpoint of change ...

The I Love NY fall foliage ... showing "no change" in foliage progress, yellow showing that leaves are "just changing," and scaling all the way to dark red for "past peak" foliage.