The map does not just show current conditions but also forecasts the foliage levels into November. But Sunday, most of Massachusetts is expected to be in the “mid point” range, with “peak ...

“Our parks come alive in the fall, and we want everyone to have the best opportunity to experience the beauty of Massachusetts’ natural landscapes,” DCR Commissioner Brian Arrigo said.

The current foliage map is literally all green. It is not that unusual for mid-September, but typically, by now, we start to see changing colors in the northernmost areas of New England.

BOSTON - Fall foliage is starting to peak in Massachusetts, which means you won't have to drive too far north this weekend to see some spectacular colors. In northern New England, they are now in ...

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At the Nature Conservancy, Karen Lombard, director of stewardship and restoration for Massachusetts, expects a delay on the onset of fall color as the metabolic process of trees producing leaf change ...

Massachusetts fall foliage forecast: 'Primed for a big show' Jim Salge, a forecaster and foliage reporter at Yankee magazine, said in his forecast that it's looking like a good year for foliage in ...

Here’s what we know about peak fall foliage times in New England this year. The leaves changing in New England are expected to start as early as Sept. 13, according to Explore Fall , a website ...

In fact, the Berkshires in general were recently named among the top places to see fall foliage by U.S. News & World Report. For a colorful, scenic drive, head to Calvin Coolidge Memorial Bridge ...

USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards just released its best of fall rankings, and one region in Massachusetts ranked among the best destinations for fall foliage. The annual awards highlight ...

According to the current fall foliage report, there is more color out with some color across western Massachusetts. The best color right now is in the Berkshires and in Franklin County.