Autumn is hitting Long Island and that means the leaves are finally changing color.
The higher the rating, the more trees have transformed into those beautiful reds and oranges fall is known for.
The latest I Love NY report shows the highest numbers are at Mill Pond Park in Wontaw, with 40% of trees changed over to red, yellow, and orange.
Belmont Lake State Park in West Babylon shows similar numbers.
For more reports across Long Island and the rest of New York State, visit the I Love NY website and click on Fall Foliage Report.
Historically, Long Island's pretty leaf colors peak at around early to mid-November, but it's not too soon to get those picnic blankets out.
Autumn is hitting Long Island and that means the leaves are finally changing color.
The higher the rating, the more trees have transformed into those beautiful reds and oranges fall is known for.
The latest I Love NY report shows the highest numbers are at Mill Pond Park in Wontaw, with 40% of trees changed over to red, yellow, and orange.
Belmont Lake State Park in West Babylon shows similar numbers.
For more reports across Long Island and the rest of New York State, visit the I Love NY website and click on Fall Foliage Report.
Historically, Long Island's pretty leaf colors peak at around early to mid-November, but it's not too soon to get those picnic blankets out.
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