How does the Old Farmer's Almanac make predictions? According to its website, The Old Farmer's Almanac makes its predictions by comparing solar activity with weather patterns. The ...

The New York Fall Foliage Report says the Buffalo area is at its peak, with about 60% of leaves changing color to orange, gold, red and different tones of green.

In Montgomery County, observers at Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site in Fort Hunter expect foliage to be past-peak this weekend. Look for 90% leaf transition and bright shades of orange ...

Volunteer observers for the Empire State Development Division of Tourism’s I LOVE NY program — there are 85 statewide and four on Long Island — have identified peak or near peak spots in ...

Where is the peak foliage in NY? Latest foliage report and map shows where to see the best Victoria E. Freile, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Updated Thu, October 24, 2024 at 3:34 PM UTC 12 min read ...

The average peak fall foliage in the mid-Hudson Valley is typically around mid-October, but this year, conditions have led the reds, oranges and yellows to show a bit later.

Maps show fall foliage starting to peak in New York. Here's when and where to see the best colors. By Matthew Villafane October 18, 2024 / 8:01 AM EDT / CBS New York ...

Peak foliage arriving in Adirondacks; GLOW region just changing Oct 4, 2024 Updated Oct 4, 2024 ...

According to the predictor map, past-peak colors begins in the Southern Tier by Monday, Oct. 21. But, in the time between now and the foliage's peak, the leaves will continue to change.

See U.S. News ranking Foliage color change reports in New York For the week of Wednesday, Sep. 25 to Tuesday, Oct. 1, New York's Fall Foliage report predicts various changes across the Southern Tier.

Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island could see peak foliage in mid-October. While in 2024, New York City, Long Island and New Jersey are likely to see peak fall foliage in late October.

Central New York fall foliage Chenango County: Observers predict a 50% color change in Norwich, Preston and Oxford by the weekend, with bright orange leaves, some caramel brown and a touch of red.