While the official predictions will start to be released each Thursday beginning on Sept. 26, we spoke to natural resource program specialist Ryan Reed to get a sense of what to expect for the fall of 2024.

This week's report shows leaves across the entire Empire State are starting to transform into their autumnal best.

According to AccuWeather’s fall foliage predictions, which map out recent and upcoming weather patterns across the United States, upstate New York, northern Pennsylvania, and wide swaths of the Midwest are the best places to plan your leaf peeping adventures this year.

While it's impossible to predict exactly when peak color will arrive, an interactive map from smokymountains.com gives us a pretty good idea. West Michigan, including Ottawa County and Allegan County,

Bring out your lace-up boots, cardigans and tall socks — the leaves are changing. The big picture: Fall foliage changes have begun across the state, with partial color across much of southeastern and mid-Michigan,

While it's impossible to predict exactly when peak color will arrive, an interactive map from smokymountains.com gives us a pretty good idea. Southeast Michigan, including Livingston County, could truly start to see fall around Sept.