The first week of fall is bringing milder temperatures to the Twin Cities, but the unseasonably warm September overall has delayed the peak of fall foliage in some trees, weather and forest experts say.

The leaves are starting to change in Park City, Utah, as the official start to fall arrives. See the beautiful fall foliage spotted in the mountains!

According to AccuWeather’s fall foliage predictions, which map out recent and upcoming weather patterns across the United States, upstate New York, northern Pennsylvania, and wide swaths of the Midwest are the best places to plan your leaf peeping adventures this year.

Fall has officially begun in Oregon but you wouldn’t know it by the weather in Portland this week. Regardless of the high temperatures, the leaves are beginning to change color, especially in counties along the Washington border.

The fall color season is big business both here in New York state and over much of Vermont and other parts of New England too.Every Fall we hope it turns out gr

While the northern states are known for peak foliage during fall, there are places in Florida where the red maples live up to their name. From late October through mid-November, the more north you go, the more fall colors you get. Sure, it happens later in the season after other states have passed peak foliage, but it’s worth the wait.

Peak fall foliage in Western Washington will be here before you know it. Why it matters: Your window to view the bright hues may be trickier to predict, as climate change impacts when leaves change — and how colorful they get.

As the first signs of fall begin to appear around us, there is good news for those wanting to get the most out of the season this year: the Greater Cincinnati region is forecast to have some of the country's most vibrant leaf colors this fall.