fall foliage

The unseasonably warm summer we've been having is expected to last into the first part of October, delaying the peak of fall foliage this year. But experts say it'll be worth the wait.

There are plenty of places you can get a great view of fall foliage, but very few even come close to rival the sights in Lake Placid.

While Upstate New York definitely has the peaks of the Adirondacks to offer fall foliage, Central New York has a train to give you great views too.

It's the most colorful time of year. Some of the best fall foliage in the country can be found in upstate New York, but it doesn't last long. Here's a timeline of when you can see all the colors at their peak all across New York state.

Welcome to the fourth fall foliage report for Utica, Rome, and the beautiful Adirondacks. We'll see spectacular colors this weekend in many areas as leaves are rapidly changing.

The Fall Foliage Report is back as we see the first signs of fall.

One of the highlights of autumn in Central New York is the stunning display of fall colors as the leaves begin to change. What are the best leaf-peeping road trips? Buckle up - some are less than an hour from Utica.

The long-range forecast for Central New York are predicting a milder winter than usual, and a later arrival for fall.

One of the best parts of fall, the changing leaves, has been a big disappointment in Central New York this year. But why??

Now that we're well into fall, your Facebook newsfeed is sure to be filled with fall-themed recipes, jokes and memes, and of course, fall-festive photos.

Fall is officially here in Central New York. Even if this isn't your favorite season, there's still a lot to look forward to. Here are just a few of those things...

Fall is here - which means leaves will start to change over to their fall colors soon. But when can you expect to see peak colors in Central New York?