If you’re a bit behind on assembling your leaf-peeping plans, you’re in luck: A warmer September indicates that fall foliage will be a bit delayed in turning golden this year.
According to Weather.com, “Leaves will likely change color later than usual this year in many parts of the U.S. Warmer-than-average temperatures, especially overnight lows, are the main factor for the delay.” Weather plays a significant role in both the timing of the changing leaves and in how dramatic the colors will appear when they do arrive.
