In Essex County:

• Peak to just-past-peak foliage and 95% change in the Lake Placid area with bright peak seasonal shades in the Village, and just-past-peak deep reds and golds in the surrounding mountains.
• Peak foliage and 80% leaf transition at Whiteface Mountain Ski Area in Wilmington with very bright shades of red, orange, yellow and purple. Past peak foliage with 100% change in the Wilmington area around the mountain, with average-to-bright orange and yellow leaves.
• 100% transition in Newcomb with mostly red and orange leaves of varying brilliance, plus small patches of yellow.

• 55% in Crown Point with gold tones, yellows, rusts, and occasional orange and dark red leaves.
• 40% change in Ticonderoga with muted-to-average shades of yellow and orange, plus hints of red.

In Franklin County:

• 55% and near-peak foliage in the Malone area featuring very bright red and orange hues.
• 85% change in Saranac Lake with just-past-peak conditions and a bright mix of fall colors.
• 90-95% change in Tupper Lake and Mt. Arab with cinnamon, copper, honey, ginger, clementine, saffron, mahogany and paprika leaves of above average brilliance.

In Hamilton County:

• Peak foliage with 95% leaf change at Lapland Lake Nordic Vacation Center in Benson with red, purple and yellow leaves.
• 100% change in Lake Pleasant with mostly muted orange and gold leaves.

• 90% change in Long Lake with varying yellows, oranges and browns.

In Herkimer County:

• 95% in Old Forge with slightly-past-peak conditions and primarily orange and yellow shades.

In Lewis County:

• Peak foliage and more than 80% in Lowville with bright shades of orange and yellow.

In St. Lawrence County:

• Peak to slightly-past-peak foliage with 100% change in Wanakena with yellow, rust and burnt orange leaves.

In Warren County:

• Peak leaves and 80% change in Queensbury and a mix bright red and orange.
• 50% leaf change in Lake George with bright seasonal hues.

In Albany County:

• Up to 45% in Cohoes at Cohoes Falls with yellow, orange, red and maroon leaves.

• 60% or more change at Thacher State Park in Voorheesville with bright yellow and orange leaves, along with some reds.

In Fulton County:

• 60% in Northville with average-to-bright seasonal shades.

In Rensselaer County:

• 65-75% change in the eastern and northern Rensselaer County, and 55-65% change in the southern and western parts, with bright autumnal shades.
• 65% in Troy featuring an abundance of yellow and gold leaves, along with deeper reds and bright oranges coming through.

In Saratoga County:

• 35% at the Oklahoma Training Track in Saratoga Springs with increasing shades of gold and red.

In Schenectady County:

• 35% change at Central Park in Schenectady with yellow, orange, deep red, and purple leaves.
• 40% at Maple Ridge Ski in Rotterdam with mostly yellow, gold and bright orange, and a small amount of red.

In Washington County:

• 75% transition in Salem, Cambridge and Jackson with orange, red, and a few purple leaves.

In Delaware County:

• Peak conditions with 55% change in Hamden, Delhi and Bloomville with mostly orange leaves, and some red.
• Peak foliage with 80% in Colchester with bright seasonal colors.

In Greene County:

• Peak foliage with 100% change in Catskill featuring vibrant shades of gold, crimson and orange creating a stunning spectacle against the autumn sky. 
• Peak conditions with 100% foliage change in the Windham and Hunter areas highlighted by bright, beautiful autumn hues.

In Sullivan County:

• 60% in Liberty with bright seasonal colors, along with significant leaf droppage.
• 80% change in Forestburgh with bright red, orange, yellow, plum and russet leaves.

In Ulster County:

• 100% change and past-peak conditions at Belleayre Mountain Ski Area in Highmount with seasonal shades.

In Broome County:

• 35% in Binghamton with mostly yellow and red leaves of above average brilliance.

In Chenango County:

• 60% change in Sherburne, Smyrna, Guilford and South New Berlin with bright autumnal colors, along with a few light brown leaves.

In Herkimer County:

• 70% change in Herkimer with bright red, orange and yellow leaves.

In Madison County:

• 30% at Stone Quarry Art Park in Cazenovia with many average-to-bright gold leaves, and some pops of red.

In Montgomery County:

• 55% change in Fonda with primarily red and yellow hues.

In Oneida County:

• 60% in Utica with muted-to-average autumn colors.

In Otsego County:

• Peak conditions with 75% transition in Cherry Valley featuring yellow, gold, rust and orange leaves.
• 85% change in Cooperstown with bright reds and muted yellows.

In Schoharie County:

• 55% in Middleburgh with mostly bright yellow and purple leaves.

In Cayuga County:

• 50-55% change in Auburn with muted shades of yellow and red.

In Chemung County:

• 40% in Elmira with some orange-yellow leaves, along with pops of bright red.

In Cortland County:

• 25% change in Cortland with orange and yellow leaves.

In Livingston County:

• Up to 40% in Geneseo with pops of yellow and red.

In Monroe County:

• 20-30% throughout most of Rochester with emerging red leaves. Color change remains relatively low in the city, but is significantly greater in areas to the west, south and east. 40-45% change in the city’s Brighton neighborhood with green-yellow, maroon, red and yellow leaves.

In Onondaga County:

• 35% at Green Lakes State Park in Fayetteville with average-to-bright shades of red and yellow, along with some orange.

In Ontario County:

• 25% in Geneva with yellow, orange and burgundy leaves.
• 20% change in Victor with mostly muted yellow leaves.

In Schuyler County:

• 35% in Watkins Glen, Hector, Montour Falls and Tyrone with increasing shades of yellow and gold, as well some orange and red.

In Seneca County:

• 50% change in Waterloo with average-to-bright reds and golds.

In Steuben County:

• Peak foliage with 75% change in Corning, Hammondsport and Hornell highlighted by bright orange and yellow hues.

In Tioga County:

• 40% change in Owego with muted-to-average yellow leaves, and a little orange and red.

In Tompkins County:

• 50% in Ithaca and Trumansburg with a wide range of bright fall colors.

In Wayne County:

• 35% change in Lyons with pops of orange. Areas directly along the Lake Ontario are slightly ahead of the southern parts of the county.

In Yates County:

• 40-50% change in Penn Yan, depending on the elevation, with seasonal colors.

In Cattaraugus County:

• 75% change in Randolph with yellow, orange and brown leaves.
• Peak conditions with 55% at Allegany State Park in Salamanca, with yellows and reds.

In Chautauqua County:

• 50-60% transition throughout Chautauqua County with bright autumnal leaves.

In Erie County:

• 25-30% in Buffalo with shades of gold, red, orange and plum.
• 45% change in East Aurora with muted yellow, gold and orange leaves.

In Genesee County:

• 30% in Batavia with muted-to-average shades of yellow and red.

In Niagara County:

• 40% in Lewiston with bright yellow and red leaves.
• 35% transition in North Tonawanda with an abundance of yellows and reds.

In Orleans County:

• 15% leaf change in Albion with muted-to-average red and yellow shades.

In Wyoming County:

• 65% change in Warsaw with average to bright autumn hues.

In Jefferson County:

• 60% in Alexandria Bay with yellow and orange leaves, along with a few emerging reds.

In Oswego County:

• 45% overall change in Oswego County with red and purple leaves, along with some muted yellow. Foliage is most advanced throughout the county’s northeastern areas.

In St. Lawrence County:

• 65% in Ogdensburg with purple, yellow and orange leaves.
• 35% in Canton with bright orange and red leaves, and some purple.
• 45% in Messina with muted-to-average yellow and orange leaves.

In Columbia County:

• 55% transition in Hudson with average to bright gold, yellow, orange and rust-colored leaves, along with hints of red.

In Dutchess County:

• 50% in Beacon and Fishkill with average-to-bright reds and yellows.
• 50% change in Poughkeepsie with average-to-bright shades of yellow, orange and red.

In Orange County:      

• 30% in Cornwall with mostly yellow and brown leaves. Conditions are very dry, and some leaves are curling and dropping fast.
• 60% change in Slate Hill with a mix of muted-to-bright fall colors.
• 50% in Newburgh with seasonal hues.

In Putnam County:

• 30% change in Cold Spring with some yellow and red. Most of the trees in the Village are still green, but the surrounding hills and the trails at Castle Rock State Park and Anthony’s Nose have a wonderful mix of fall colors. Look for 50% or more color change on the surrounding major roads.

In Rockland County:

• 50% in New City with average-to-bright autumn colors. Foliage change is higher in northern parts of Rockland County.

In Ulster County:

• 80% change in Kingston with muted orange, yellow and brown leaves.

In Westchester County:

• 30% change in White Plains with bright reds and yellows.

In Nassau County:

• 30% at Hempstead Lake State Park in West Hempstead with large patches of brilliant crimson, ochre and rust leaves.
• 40% change at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow with yellow, orange, red and purple shades.
• 80% at Mill Pond Park in Wantagh with some pockets of peak color and red, purple and yellow leaves.
• 30% in Valley Stream with muted yellows and reds.
• 40% transition at Gerry Park in Roslyn.
• 30-50% change along the Northern State, Southern State, Meadowbrook State, Wantagh State and Bethpage State parkways, depending on location. The Wantagh State Parkway south of the Southern State is displaying near-peak colors.
• 40% change at Manhasset Valley Park and the adjacent Whitney Pond Park, both located in Manhasset.
• 20% along the North Shore with bright yellow, red and purple leaves.
• 10% change at Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, with the park’s clubhouse area displaying 40% change.

In Suffolk County:

• At least 20% change at Mashomack Preserve on Shelter Island with a few red, purple and yellow leaves.

• At Belmont Lake State Park in West Babylon, lakefront trees are at 80% and displaying peak color yellow and purple leaves, while trails and the picnic area at 40% change.

In Manhattan:

• 15% on the Lower East Side with yellow leaves.

In Brooklyn:

• 25% change at Green-Wood Cemetery with emerging yellows and reds.