Fall Foliage?

[derek_thornton]

Are there any web sites that give up to date foliage forcast? I have been

hitting the weather.com but they rarly update. There currant map is dated

10/12, a week old. We all know a lot can happen in a week.

[ShunCheung]

Vermont: http://www.vermontvacation.com/seasons/report.asp

[villaverde, justin]

<p>I used <a href="http://www.foliagenetwork.com" target="_blank">The Foliage Network</a> when I lived on the east coast. I found it to be quite accurate and very useful. Most of my trips were throughout the mid-Atlantic. However, now that I'm back on the left coast I would love to hear some recommendations.<br />

<br />

Justin</p>

[SteveH]

Derek, I just got back from a driving trip from Minneapolis to southern Oregon. In upper

Minnesota and Michigan the leaves are about gone. Along I 90 and 94 to the west there are

some patches of color. Southern Oregon along I5 and 97 is in full color and quite nice,

although the weather is a bit scummy right now. I think Glacier is done and probably snowed

in by now.

[pj_vesterback]

I don't know how accurate this is but I have this site bookmarked.

 

http://www.foliagenetwork.com/default.php

[derek_thornton]

Thanks everyone. About 1 hour after posting this the weather channel updated the foliage forcast. However, it really does not match the foliage networks forcast. The foliage network looks to be very accurate so I will go with that.

 

Thanks again

[ross_geredien]

West Virginia has a decent site, but I found they exaggerrated the conditions, probably to get tourists to come out despite such a poor year. Nonetheless, it's got some decent detail:

 

http://www.wvforestry.com/fall_foliage.cfm?menucall=fallfoliage