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I drove up to Mount Snow yesterday for some early season skiing. On the way back I took this picture of some remaining Oak foliage. The color is past peak by a few days and there's more Oak foliage in Southern Vermont than at home.

Still finding nice fall color here in Enfield after the storm:

Beautiful pics! Tomorrow we are goung to the Poconos (Jim Thorpe area, Carbon county), where according to the reports, peak is right now. However, today's storm will likely ruin most of it.... Thank you, we still have about 75% of our foliage of witch 25% is still green. I might follow the color al...

I could kind of tell the foliage wasn't that great in SNE based on how quiet things became on this forum. Some more nice color today despite the abundance of clouds: Whites Pond, Granby: https://i.postimg.cc/9FtNYrKs/Whites-Pond-2018.jpg Enfield, a bit down the street from where I live: https://i.po...

I drove down to the Glastonbury area today to head into Meshomasic Forest. It's a Beech Forest with primarily yellow color in the fall. Foliage is near peak in the forest. On the way home I drove the side roads into Herbron/Andover/Coventry/Vernon/Ellington/Somers and back to Enfield. Foliage is pas...

I drove the backroads from Enfield through to Coventry. I didn't get to Stafford Springs as the forecast for sunshine today was a bust with solid overcast and poor lighting conditions. The foliage is about 75% torwards peak here in Enfield, near peak in parts of Ellington and peak and past peak in t...

Hey loafer, glad you deferred judgment on the foliage here! We still have green with little leaf drop and color emerging every day. I traveled around North Canton and Simsbury and West Avon today. The color is still early but coming on strong with a lot of reds and golds, less orange for some reaso...

Color change in Enfield ranges from 50% to past peak with the high wind gusts tearing down a lot of the foliage that's at peak color. Hopefully the forecast for sunshine holds for tomorrow as this cloudy weather is like an unwelcomed houseguest. Routes traveled today are I-91 North to Springfield, 1...

I drove a bit more around town today and was shocked at the big change in Fall foliage color. What was mostly green yesterday, is now about 20-40% torward peak, which will probably be around 10/25. The valley area around I-91 in Northern Connecticut is a good choice for foliage color because we had ...

I did a drive yesterday morning into Northwestern Connecticut and Southwestern Massachusetts, looking for some fall color. Routes traveled where CT Route 20 West, CT Route 8 North, MA Route 8 North, MA Route 23 East and MA Route 20 to I-91 South. I have to say this is the worst fall foliage season I...

It's going torwards the third week in Vermont and just too late for foliage. The only areas I can see with foliage still remaining are the Brattleboro area (Oak Trees) which are green until around 10/31 and perhaps the area around Bennington/Arlington/Rutland as previously mentioned. Based on the Mt...

I did a morning drive with my son today to North Central Massachusetts. We traveled on I91 to Route 9 West, Route 116, Route 112, Route 2, Route 112 into Vermont, North River Road along the Green River and back to I-91 in Greenfield. The foliage was well past peak on Route 9 around the Cummington ar...

I just did a drive around the backroads in Enfield. We have about 20% color change in spots, but most foliage is still green. I'm curious how the foliage color will change over the next few days. It was 33.8F here this morning with frost, so that should speed the foliage along. Nothing looks too thr...

Those dates are way too late for foliage in the Southern Berkshires. By late October, full fall foliage will only be found along coastline areas from Boston on down to coastal Connecticut. You might want to start further south, maybe the NYC area, Philadelphia, or Baltimore/Washington. You might fin...

I'll be up to Mt Greylock tomorrow, hoping for good foliage conditions on the drive up. We are taking I-91 to I-90 to Route 7 and Route 2 home. Currently it's snowing in Vermont above 2,700' and accumulating above 3,000'.