Think fall leaves are changing early this year? You’re right. Here’s why (photos)
Autumn’s color story depends on green chlorophyll breaking down to reveal those beloved yellow and orange pigments which were hiding underneath all summer long. This stretch of dry weather days is speeding up the degradation process of those green pigments.
Fall is back, and bringing with it jack-o’-lanterns, football, pumpkin spice everything and, in some parts of the country, ...
As autumn settles over Northeast Ohio, the landscape transforms into a vibrant canvas of red, orange, and gold. While the ...
We’re approaching a favorite time of year for many New Yorkers — fall — and with it comes leaf peeping and fall foliage. But ...
Fall is back, especially vibrant foliage in parts of the United States and inspiring legions of leaf lovers to hop in their ...
Soil moisture across West Michigan is running a little dry. That has come along with warmer than average temperatures. These ...
"This year does look good. It's been a good growing season, and we expect a good year," Jim Salge, foliage forecaster for Yankee Magazine, said. "With less rainfall, the trees are ...
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