"We expect peak color to develop on time in northern New England, compared with historical averages, with the onset of cooler weather," Salge wrote in his report. "Colors should be bright, and trending toward a redder year if abundant sunshine allows."
According to his forecast, the best spots to catch the fall colors this year should be the Berkshires, central Green Mountains, much of the White Mountains, and western Maine.
When putting together his yearly forecasts, Salge considers a number of factors, including the amount of summer rain, insect activity, mold growth, and more in an area. If the previous summer season was too wet, the trees can get stressed and don't turn as bright in the fall.
"Healthy trees make great fall foliage," Salge said.
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