Expect the reds to be beautiful this fall in New Hampshire. But, expect them to come early and fade fast. Yankee Magazine is updating it's fall foliage forecast now that conditions are clearer, ...

It's the last hurrah of fall foliage for New Hampshire. Most of New Hampshire is past peak foliage, according to Yankee Magazine. The fall color was heavily impacted by the drought this year, moving ...

Want to see some vibrant fall foliage this year? A region in New Hampshire is one of the country's best destinations for seeing fall colors in the country, according to USA TODAY's 10BEST Readers' ...

The fall foliage is reaching its peak across New Hampshire as we get deeper into October. Across the White Mountains and the Great North Woods, the colors are past their peak, though some pops of ...

ELSEWHERE HEAD INTO THE STATE TO SEE BEAUTIFUL FALL FOLIAGE. THIS YEAR’S COLORS WELL, THEY’RE POPPING A LITTLE BIT EARLIER THAN USUAL BECAUSE OF THE ONGOING DROUGHT. ONE UNH FORESTER SAYS THE CHANGING ...

Following a dry summer, plant scientists are predicting the leaves will change color later this year, with many still counting on a colorful fall. The state Department of Conservation and Recreation’s ...

Attention leaf peepers! Fall foliage colors are starting to pop in some parts of New England. Peak color is happening this weekend in the Green and White mountains in Vermont and New Hampshire. Parts ...

Stick season is fast-approaching. Perhaps because of the pervasive drought that hit New England this past year, leaves are falling from trees and browning quickly, but that doesn't mean there aren't ...

It’s officially fall in the Northern Hemisphere, which means bright, beautiful foliage isn’t far behind. Parts of the U.S. will soon start to see — if they haven’t already — leaves and shrubs trade ...

PROSECUTORS TRYING TO KEEP ONE WITNESS OFF THE STAND. BUT FIRST, ARE U LOCAL HOT SHOT. A VERY. FALL PHOTO FROM DIXVILLE. HOW BEAUTIFUL. THERE YOU CAN SEE ALL THE COLORS. STILL SOME COLORS POPPING OUT ...

With 81 percent of its land cloaked in forest — some 34 billion trees — New England is the gold standard for glowing fall foliage. That's the good news for "leaf-peepers" in waiting. The bad? There ...