In Clinton County:

• 100% foliage change and past peak in Plattsburgh with muted-to-average fall colors.

In Essex County: 

• 95-100% change and peak in Crown Point with average-to-bright shades of gold, russet, orange and some red and burgundy.
• 75% and peak to just-past-peak around Ticonderoga with a mostly bright mix of gold, yellow, orange, russet and red leaves, and some leaf droppage. 
• 100% and peak-to-past peak in Lake Placid with deep reds and some golden hues. The village is still displaying fiery reds and crisp yellows, while the surrounding higher peaks    offer lots of burgundy and muted golden hues.
• 95-100% and past peak in Wilmington with bright yellow, red, orange and rusty brown leaves.

• 100% and past peak at Whiteface Mountain Ski Area in Wilmington with mostly orange leaves along with some yellows and reds.
• 100% and past peak in Newcomb with muted-to-average orange and yellow leaves.

In Franklin County:

• 65% change and peak in Malone with a mix of fall colors.
• 100% and past peak in Tupper Lake and Mt. Arab with still beautiful average-to-bright bronze, mahogany, turmeric, pumpkin, cerise, raspberry, cranberry and banana shades.
• 100% and past peak in Saranac Lake with bright autumn hues

In Hamilton County:

• 100% change and past peak at Lapland Lake Nordic Vacation Resort in Benson with bright red, orange, yellow, rust, olive green and burgundy leaves. Oaks are changing to warm gold, rust, bronze and muted orange, with brighter reds and yellows mixed throughout. Considerable leaf droppage and some bare branches are visible at lower elevations, while colorful foliage remains on the surrounding hillsides.
• 100% and past peak in Lake Pleasant with bright yellows, golds, oranges, rust and some reds.
• 100% and past peak in Long Lake with mostly yellow shades, along with some oranges and hints of red.

In Herkimer County: 

• 95% change and past peak in Old Forge with pockets of gold, yellow and orange remaining throughout the landscape, plus significant droppage.

In Lewis County:

• 80% change and peak conditions in Croghan with very bright scattered reds along with some lingering yellow-green leaves.

• 85% and peak-to-past peak at Grand View Park in Harrisville with bright gold and orange leaves, accented by touches of red and yellow-green, plus leaf droppage.

In St. Lawrence County:

• 100% change and past peak in Wanakena with burnt orange and muted yellow leaves.

In Warren County:

• 80% change and peak conditions in Queensbury with mostly bright red and yellow leaves.
• More than 45% in Lake George with bright yellow-orange leaves alongside some reddish hues.

In Albany County: 

• 75-80% change and near-peak-to-peak in Cohoes with yellow, gold, burgundy and some red leaves.
• 55% and near peak in Voorheesville at WildPlay Thacher with a medley of fall hues     and significant droppage.

In Fulton County:

• 100% change and past peak in Stratford with mostly yellow leaves and significant droppage.

In Rensselaer County:

• 90% change and near-peak-to-peak in East Nassau with bright golden foliage and significant pops of orange, red and rust, plus areas of significant droppage and some still unchanged green trees.

In Saratoga County:

• 85% change and peak at Saratoga Spa State Park in Saratoga Springs with bright fall colors.

In Schenectady County:

• 45% change and near peak in Schenectady with average-to-bright yellow, gold and orange leaves along with some bright reds.

In Delaware County:

• 90% foliage change and peak in Colchester, Roscoe and Downsville with very brilliant     autumnal hues.
• 75% and peak in Stamford and Bloomville with yellow and orange leaves.
• 75% and peak in Delhi with average-to-bright reds, oranges, purples and yellows.

In Greene County:

• 100% change and peak in Cornwallville and Hunter with mostly bright yellows and oranges, and some red pops. The higher elevations of Hunter will be slightly past peak.
• 100% and peak-to-past-peak in Windham with bright yellow, orange, red and brown leaves. The higher elevations of the town will be slightly past peak.
• 85% and near peak in Durham and Cairo with mostly brilliant yellows and oranges, and some pockets of red.
• 60% in New Baltimore and Catskill with mostly bright yellow and red leaves.

In Sullivan County:

• More than 95% change and peak in Forestburgh with very brilliant gold, red, orange and yellow leaves.

In Ulster County:

• 100% change and peak-to-just-past-peak at Belleayre Mountain in Highmount with the most changes at 2,000-feet, featuring vibrant yellows and oranges. Above 2,000 feet, transition is much further progressed with bright reds to purple.

In Broome County:

• 55% foliage change in the Binghamton area with predominantly orange and red leaves, along with wisps of yellow.

In Chenango County:

• 85% change and peak in Norwich with average-to-bright yellow, red and orange leaves and significant droppage.

In Herkimer County:

• 80% change and peak in Herkimer with bright fall colors.

In Madison County: 

• Nearly 80% change and peak in Cazenovia with bright yellows and oranges.

In Oneida County:

• 65% change and near peak in Utica with average-to-bright oranges, yellows and reds.

In Otsego County:

• 80% change and peak in Cooperstown with a bright blend of fall colors.
• More than 60% and past peak in Cherry Valley with yellow, orange and some red leaves of mixed brilliance, along with some bare trees and significant droppage.

In Schoharie County:

• 95% change and peak in Sharon Springs with a palette of autumn hues. 

In Cattaraugus County: 

• 100% foliage change and peak in Little Valley with very brilliant red, oranges and purples along with some yellow.
• 70% change and just-past-peak at Allegany State Park with orange and yellow leaves.

In Chautauqua County:

• 70% change and near peak at Chautauqua Institution with bright yellows, golds and oranges.

In Cayuga County:

• More than 50% foliage change in Auburn with muted-to-average reds and yellows.

In Chemung County:

• 50% change and near peak in Elmira with bright red, orange and yellow leaves.

In Cortland County:

• Nearly 90% change and peak in Cortland, Homer, Marathon and Virgil with bright yellows and oranges.

In Livingston County:

• 60% change and near peak in Geneseo with bright reds and yellows.
• 50% and near peak in Mt. Morris at the north end of Letchworth State Park with average-to-bright yellows, plus some orange and red mixed in. Southern hardwoods are at peak and northern hardwoods at midpoint to near peak.

In Monroe County:

• 30% change in Greece with average-to-bright yellow, red and orange leaves. The eastern and southern sections of Monroe County continue to be further ahead in color progression.

In Onondaga County: 

• 50-60% change and near peak in Syracuse with average-to-bright yellow, red and orange leaves.

In Ontario County:

• 45% change in Canandaigua with muted red and yellow leaves.
• 40% in Farmington with bright yellows dominating the landscape along with splashes of orange and burgundy.

In Schuyler County:

• More than 40% change in Watkins Glen and Odessa with a mix of fall colors.

In Seneca County:

• 50% change and peak in Waterloo with very brilliant red, yellow and orange leaves.
• 40% in Seneca Falls with the fall colors becoming very prevalent.

In Steuben County:

• 60% change and near peak in Corning, Painted Post, Hammondsport and Bath with bright orange, yellow and red leaves.

In Tioga County:

• 50% change in Owego with bright seasonal shades.

In Tompkins County:

• 60% change and near peak in Ithaca, Trumansburg and Newfield with very brilliant orange and gold leaves, and red pops.

In Wayne County:

• 50% change in Lyons with yellows, oranges and some deep reds.

In Yates County: 

• 50% change and near peak in Penn Yan with mostly yellow leaves and pops of red and orange.

In Erie County: 

• 90% foliage change and peak in Springville with average-to-bright orange and yellow leaves and a few bright reds.
• 75% and peak in East Aurora with yellow shades and bursts of red and orange.
• 50% and near peak in Buffalo with bright golden yellows, oranges, reds and plum.

In Genesee County: 

• 50% change in Bergen with muted-to-average yellow and orange leaves and touches of red.

In Niagara County: 

• 50% change in Niagara Falls with bright red, yellow and orange shades.

In Orleans County:

• 65% change at the Cobblestone Museum in Albion with bright and radiant amber, auburn and ruby leaves.

In Wyoming County:

• 60% change and near peak in Warsaw with bright fall colors.
• 60% and near peak in Castile at Letchworth State Park with average-to-bright yellows with brilliant reds and some oranges mixed in. Southern hardwoods are at peak and northern hardwoods are at midpoint to near peak.

In Columbia County:

• 75% foliage change and near peak in Hudson with bright orange and yellow leaves and some red shades.

In Dutchess County:

• 75% change and peak in the Poughkeepsie area with yellows, reds, oranges, and plenty of maroon.
• 40% in Beacon with bright red leaves and a few shades of yellow.

In Orange County:

• 90% change and peak in Newburgh with bright oranges, reds and yellows.
• 50% and peak in Cornwall with yellow-green, orange and red leaves.
• 40% and near peak in Greenville with an abundance of brilliant fall colors.
• More than 55% in Goshen with brilliant orange and red leaves.

In Putnam County:

• 40% change and near peak in the Cold Spring area with brilliant bright yellow, red, orange and purple leaves as colors rapidly increase across Putnam County. The best foliage colors are at higher elevations such as hiking the trails at Castle Rock Park or Anthony’s Nose.   Route 9, Route 9D, the Taconic State Parkway and the Palisades Parkway on the west side of the Hudson River have spectacular colors and minimal droppage.

In Rockland County:

• More than 60% change and near peak in Bear Mountain with average-to-bright yellow and orange leaves and hints of red.
• 50% in Nyack with increasing seasonal colors.
• 25% at Van Houten Farms in Orangeburg with average-to-bright orange and red leaves.

In Ulster County:

• 100% change and peak in New Paltz with brilliant orange, red, yellow and gold leaves.

In Westchester County:

• 30% change in Jefferson Valley and White Plains with a bright palette of autumn colors.

In Nassau County: 

• 70% foliage change and peak conditions at Mill Pond Park in Wantagh with yellow, orange, purple and red leaves on trees surrounding the pond.
• 50% at Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale with many clubhouse trees displaying near-peak yellow and red leaves, but only 5% change and still mostly green trees on the park’s five golf courses.
• 45% at Hempstead Lake State Park in West Hempstead with brilliant golden rod, crimson, burnt umber, copper, rust and splashes of Kelly green.
• 10-20% at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow with some    fall colors in the picnic areas and on the three golf courses, which are still mostly green.
• 5% to 20% transition   along roadways on the Northern State and Southern State Parkways in Nassau County with red, purple, orange and yellow foliage in select areas, with the remainder still predominantly green. Nice midpoint colors are starting to appear at the southern end of the Bethpage State Parkway and on the Wantagh State Parkway between the Southern State and Route 27.
• 25% change with a mix of muted fall colors at Valley Stream State Park   .

In Suffolk County:

• 60% change with near-peak foliage along Route 231 in the West Islip-Babylon area between the Southern State Parkway and Montauk Highway.
• 70% with peak red, yellow and orange leaves on trees surrounding the lake at Belmont Lake State Park in West Babylon with transition on the trails and picnic areas nearing midpoint with 20-40% change.
• 40% along the North Shore with bright patches of yellows and reds dotting the parks along the Northern State Parkway. Historic Route 25A and Caleb Smith and Sunken Meadow State Parks are awash in bright colors that are just starting to get deeper and more widespread.
• More than 25% at Mashomack Preserve on Shelter Island with muted pockets of red and yellow.
• 5% to 20% change just beginning along roadways on the Northern State and Southern State parkways in Suffolk County with red, purple, orange and yellow foliage in select areas, with the remainder still predominantly green.

In Manhattan:

• 30% change on the Lower East Side with mostly yellow leaves.
• More than 20% change in Central Park with average-to-bright yellow leaves and some red touches.

In Queens:

• 15% change in Jackson Heights with bright touches of fall colors.

In Jefferson County:

• 95% foliage change and peak at the Thousand Islands Bridge in Alexandria Bay with a brilliant range of fall colors.

In Oswego County:

• 75% change and near peak in Pulaski with orange, red and purple leaves continuing to color the tree line across the northeastern portion of the county.
• 60% in Oswego with orange, red, yellow and purple leaves.

In St. Lawrence County: 

• 100% change and peak in Potsdam with very bright yellows, oranges and reds.
• 90% and peak at Eisenhower Lock in Massena with deep oranges and bright yellows and reds.