Seasonal greetings
If you want to know when leaves will change color across the United States in 2024, you can use the fall foliage map from SmokyMountains.com. To determine when foliage will peak, the map takes into account NOAA precipitation predictions, historical precipitation, average daylight exposure, and temperature forecasts.
Fall is coming, everyone!
The time to dig into your favorite fall recipes and rock your best sweaters is almost here—time to go leaf peeping. Everything on your fall to-do list, from visiting a pumpkin patch to decorating your porch, will be more enjoyable when set against a backdrop of beautiful foliage.
Interactive fall foliage maps make it easy to know when leaves will change color in your location, so you can start planning early this year. In a news release, data scientist Wes Melton noted that the predictive fall foliage map shows when foliage will be at its peak across the continental United States, which is useful information for travelers, photographers, and photographers. experts and leaf watchers.
“The date picker at the bottom of the map allows users to visually understand how falls will occur over an area,” he said. We think our interactive tool will allow people to make better use of their fall trips, take more dramatic fall photos, and appreciate the natural beauty of the season.
While it’s difficult to know with certainty when foliage will be at its best, this map uses a meteorology-based prediction algorithm that uses “a unique combination of historical and forecast data.” newspaper” to make educated guesses.
According to Melton, light, rain, soil moisture and temperature are the four main variables that influence fall peak. “While it is true that we cannot control factors and guarantee absolute accuracy, we use only the highest quality data and improve our algorithmic models every year to achieve accuracy is increasing.”
