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Most areas of the U.S. will experience peak fall foliage between late September and mid-October, with the best viewing primarily in the Great Lakes region, upper Midwest, northern Pennsylvania, New York, and northern New England. Recent weather conditions, including winter snow, spring moisture, and summer rainfall, have positively affected forest health, potentially leading to a longer and more vibrant foliage season in New England. Drought stress in the Southeast and Rockies is expected to result in duller colors, and early or late leaf changes may occur due to stress, windstorms, or warming temperatures influenced by climate change.
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