West Virginia Photos

With 11 right days of overcast heavens spanning the termination of September and begin of October, time apparently stood nevertheless in D.C. location. But fall hasn’t ended pushing ahead. No place is the season’s development much more apparent compared to West Virginia’s large country where autumn colors have burst.

This past week-end, trees at Canaan Valley and Blackwater Falls – well-known W. Va. recreational locations – displayed stunning yellowish, purple, and tangerine colors

Relating to Robert Leffler, a retired nationwide Weather provider climatologist, now is typical for peak foliage within these areas, whose elevations are above 3, 000 foot.

Contrary to popular belief, Canaan Valley recorded its very first frost entirely straight back on September 15 once the mercury tumbled to 33 levels. The average first freeze there's September 1, Leffler says.

The D.C. location still has 2-3 weeks before fall shade truly starts to pop. On average, maximum color hits our western suburbs around Halloween, and weekly after Halloween along and east of I-95.

We’ll help keep you posted with autumn foliage changes each week.

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Foliage photos Sept. 29-Oct. 5

Provided by Robert Leffler

Canaan Valley, Sept. 29. (Joe Henry-White Grass Nation Ski Center)

Jason could be the Washington Post’s weather condition editor and Capital climate Gang's chief meteorologist. He received a master's level in atmospheric research, and spent decade as a climate change research analyst when it comes to U.S. government. He holds the Digital stamps from National Weather Association.