Fall Foliage Report - Nov. 19, 2012

The fall color season is drawing to a close in Virginia. Many areas of the Coastal Plain still have color, though this area is past peak. The Eastern Shore has significant color and areas will be peaking during the week.

Fall Foliage Report - Nov. 12, 2012

The 2012 season is winding down. In the Coastal Plain of Virginia, patchy color can be found among muted color areas but overall the color is past peak. On the Eastern Shore, roughly fifty-percent of the trees have color.

Fall Foliage Report - Nov. 7, 2012

Most oaks hold their green color well into fall, then turn some shade of red, although the colors are not as bright as those of maples. Many areas of the Piedmont have passed peak and their transition should be complete by mid-November, with some species of oaks lagging a little bit. East of Richmond in the Coastal Plain of Virginia, color change is still evident, and fall color can be found on the Peninsula.