How the foliage season impacts tourism in Westmoreland County
Fall is officially here, and around our region, the leaves are already starting to turn.
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Fall is officially here, and around our region, the leaves are already starting to turn.
The weather feels like fall, and it's going to look like it too across most of Pennsylvania this week.
Leaf-peeping season has arrived in the Northeast and beyond, but weeks of drought have dulled this year's autumn colors and sent leaves fluttering to the ground earlier than usual.
The trees across western Pennsylvania will be approaching peak color this week, according to the DCNR.
Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands has been voted one of the 10 best destinations for fall foliage in the nation.
Maps show the best weeks in 2025 for leaf peeping across the U.S., with peak colors arriving as early as late September in some states.
Meteorological fall is here, and it won't be long before splashes of red, yellow and orange start popping up on western Pennsylvania's trees.
First Alert Meteorologist Ron Smiley is looking at this year's fall foliage forecast.
The official start to fall is less than a month away, but some trees are already starting to show color.
A CBS News map shows where leaf colors are changing and where to see peak fall foliage, updated regularly.
Peak fall foliage is here in Pittsburgh but time for leaf peeping is running out across the region.
Peak fall foliage season is here in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
It's the time of year when we go leaf-peeping, but are there places around to us to see?
The fall weather has certainly arrived in the Pittsburgh area, and peak fall foliage won't be far behind.
October is here, and Southwestern Pennsylvania is the best place to be for leaf peeping this week.
Leaves are starting to change across the Pittsburgh area, according to Pennsylvania's first fall foliage report.
When should you take the trip to check out the foliage?
Sunday marks the first day of fall, and in a few weeks, the leaves will be filled with color, but when should you take the trip to check out the foliage? KDKA-TV's Lauren Linder has some answers.
The Laurel Highlands is once again in the running to be named the best destination for fall foliage.
KDKA First Alert Meteorologist Mary Ours has this week's Fall Foliage Forecast.
Peak fall color is starting to fade across the Pittsburgh area.
Think of the leaves as a blanket and your grass as a bed...but it's not all about comfort.
With that crush of autumn colors, places like Ligonier in the Laurel Highlands are seeing an uptick in business.
Chilly nights have been "coaxing forest canopies" to "a crescendo," leaving fall color widespread across the state.
USA Today's Readers Choice Awards called it one of the best places to see the leaves change color.
