We're closing in on the official first day of fall, but parts of northern New England are already reporting moderate fall colors. Check our updated map HERE.

Let the New England leaf-peeping preparation begin.

As seen in these maps, the vibrant fall hues which the New England region is so beloved for can be expected to peak during the week of Oct. 7. The region's colorful foliage displays bring in about 10 million leafpeepers each year. Here is a map from AccuWeather showing the best month for autumn colors across the country:

One website released a fall foliage prediction map that gives an idea on when fall colors should peak in New England and across the United States.

The current foliage map is literally all green. It is not that unusual for mid-September, but typically, by now, we start to see changing colors in the northernmost areas of New England.

Northern Indiana leaves will shift colors first, followed by the rest of the state. By the end of October, leaves are expected to be past peak in most of Indiana. What will the we

As seen in these maps, the vibrant fall hues which New Hampshire is so well-known for are expected to peak in the first half of October. The region's colorful foliage displays bring in about ten million leafpeepers each year.

Fall doesn’t officially start for another week or so but the temperatures have dropped and across Oregon, you can almost hear people reaching for their sweaters and putting a kettle on for tea. If you look out the window,

Usually considered the king of fall foliage, New England is expected to have a "typical" leaf-peeping season. Upstate N.Y.'s forecast, however, is much more vibrant.