the colors change fast. That's why knowing when peak season will hit can make all the difference between seeing lackluster fall leaves versus a spectacular show. Skip the crowds in Vermont this ...

Leaves typically start to change color in September and continue ... Below is a look at Smoky Mountains' fall foliage forecast for Vermont, broken down by week: Vermont leaves will start to ...

said Susan Getz, visiting from New York City. A quick online search of "Vermont foliage" produces thousands of heavily edited, and sometimes fake, pictures created with artificial intelligence ...

The fall is the best time to step into the outdoor haven of Vermont. Changing leaves, fresh apples and orange pumpkin patches are all must-do activities in this season. For Halloween lovers ...

The arrival of pumpkin spice lattes and cooler temperatures may mean fall is on its way, but nothing quite kicks off the season like when the leaves change into those vibrant hues of yellow ...

Typically, northern Vermont, New Hampshire ... according to AccuWeather meteorologist Paul Pastelok. How leaves change color in the fall As the amount of daylight gets shorter in the fall ...

Backyard Productions/Alamy Every autumn, leaf-peepers from around the world descend on the town of Pomfret, Vermont (Credit ... "No Trespassing" signs, set up changing booths to accommodate ...

Stowe bills itself as "fall's color capital." A live web camera on Stowe Mountain shows the leaves are just beginning to change in northern Vermont. New Hampshire's White Mountains was the highest ...

A combination of factors makes Vermont foliage hard to beat in North America ... While scientists are concerned that climate change may be leading to a dulling, shortening, or shifting of the ...

(WCAX) - Leaf Peepers continue to linger in Vermont, despite being past peak ... a trend that is becoming more common in our changing climate. Seven of the last 10 months of September have ranked ...

The leaves have started to change color in the Boston area ... over the U.S. seeking the autumnal tapestry of New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, and sometimes even the lower half of New England ...