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Pennsylvania’s fall foliage started early due to drought but is lasting longer thanks to recent rain, with peak colors expected in mid-to-late October.
Pennsylvania’s fall foliage season began earlier than usual due to dry weather, with 11 counties now at peak color and more regions nearing peak or declining.
Recent rains have extended the display, and the state’s DCNR is issuing weekly reports through mid-November.
Peak colors are expected in the Poconos by mid-to-late October, with northern areas peaking early.
The season’s early start is linked to drought stress, but rainfall is helping preserve tree health.
Scenic drives and state parks are recommended for viewing, as tourism remains a key economic driver.
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El follaje de otoño de Pensilvania comenzó temprano debido a la sequía, pero está durando más tiempo gracias a las recientes lluvias, con los colores máximos esperados de mediados a finales de octubre.