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With leaves starting to turn brown, foliage expert Jim Salge of Yankee Magazine recommends these locations to catch peak fall colors.

With peak fall foliage season nearing full swing, Northern New England is gearing up for a tourism bump this coming three-day weekend.

While vibrant fall colors are starting to appear in parts of Massachusetts, the prime fall foliage is currently away up north.

We officially entered Fall this past Sunday and it’s certainly been feeling a little cooler the past few days, meaning you’ll soon see Fall foliage. Meteorologist Catie McNeil looks at the ...

Leaves are already turning in northern New England, signaling that the region’s famed foliage season – estimated by the U.S. Forest Service to bring in $8 billion in tourism revenue annually ...

Vibrant fall colors as seen from an overlook on New Hampshire’s Kancamagus highway in the state’s northern White Mountains region. (Photo by Jim Sagle / Yankee Magazine) Leaves are already turning in ...

New England's fall foliage outlook is looking good, but the warm and dry stretch could have an impact.

What the Old Farmer's Almanac predicts Southern New England fall colors: Week of Sept. 16 This map shows a prediction of fall foliage during the week of Sept. 16, 2024.

Southern New England fall colors: Week of Sept. 23 The week of Sept. 23 will bring partial foliage to southern New England, with patchy areas in the southern parts of Connecticut and Rhode Island.

New Englanders get ready to see picturesque sights from the fall foliage. Some states may see beautiful leaves by the end of September.

Fall colors will begin to peek through during the week of Sept. 9, covering southern New England with minimal foliage. Patchy colors will start to develop in northern New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.