Set the days you can be here. Everything under them answers for those days, not for peak.
Monday 16 November to Tuesday 17 November
You’ll find it peak color.
That's the day our forecast puts peak color here.
What turns
blackgum, water oak, sweetgum, red maple, bald cypress
What turns, and when
blackgum18%
water oak17%
sweetgum17%
red maple17%
bald cypress17%
willow oak7%
Also named across Alabama, outside what the canopy read measures here: Tulip Poplar, Hickory, White Oak.
Sweetgums produce a kaleidoscope of purple, red, and orange on individual trees, while hickories and oaks turn the ridges of the Appalachian foothills gold and bronze.
Across Alabama as a whole: Late October through mid-November in the north, late November in central Alabama.
This forecast is built from the species that stand here, their elevation and this September’s weather, and corrected in season by cameras, foresters and our own crew. We score it here against 7 long-running forest cameras: two dates in three land within 13 days of the camera’s own peak. How this map is made
