These fall colors start to appear more commonly as we lose daylight. Through the first few weeks of fall, we lose about 3 minutes of daylight every day. This leads to a drop in photosynthesis, the ...

Sean Morton, 31, sails his small boat on Tower Lake on an unusually gusty and warm 82-degree day on Oct. 28, 2024. Tower Lake is also a tiny village with about 1,200 residents just north of Barrington ...

We’re in an accelerated phase of fall colors starting to appear across New England. This weekend’s frigid temperatures in the 20s and 30s, helped produce more moderate color that’s started to stretch ...

MANKATO — It’s shaping up to be a spectacular season for fall colors, experts say. “With the amount of rain we’ve had this summer, we’ll most likely see leaves staying on the trees so we should have ...

July is only just about to end, but fall colors have already begun to appear in spots around the Twin Cities metro. In Plymouth, a number of maple trees have already had leaves turn to the familiar ...

Each fall, Michigan puts on a spectacular show of red, orange and gold. From scenic lakes Up North to the suburban streets of metro Detroit, fall always offers an incredible backdrop for cider mill ...

(Gray News) - If you are already seeing fall colors in your neighborhood, you are not alone. Meteorologists say fall colors are showing up weeks ahead of schedule so far this year across parts of the ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- It's that time of year already! October is the peak leaf-peeping season across the Tri-State area. There are only three places on the planet where deciduous forests transform into ...

Want to see some vibrant fall foliage this year? A region in New Hampshire is one of the country's best destinations for seeing fall colors in the country, according to USA TODAY's 10BEST Readers' ...

The weekend will begin cloudy and mild, with Saturday morning lows in the mid-50s to around 60. Moisture early in the day could produce a few spotty showers or areas of patchy fog, especially east of ...

Golden larches may steal the spotlight for Washington’s fall colors, but there’s plenty of other vibrant foliage to be found across the state: flaming maple trees, yellow-orange cottonwoods and fiery ...