The reprieve from a sweaty summer is oh, so sweet – fall foliage, cozy sweaters and pumpkin everything. The first day of fall ...

“Cool mornings and bright sunny days are perfect for developing fall colors,” Planinsek says. This summer’s moderate drought, which has eased with recent rains, means that some leaves will ...

Warm days and cool nights tend to produce the best fall color. A 2021 study suggested that Northeastern U.S. maple leaves are changing later—though climate change can also bring dry weather ...