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Peak foliage arriving in Finger Lakes: Weekly NY Foliage Report

Fatima Khan
Fatima Khan
Fatima Khan
Reporter · Rochester, NY

Fatima holds a Bachelor's in Sociology and Communications from the University at Buffalo and has spent four years reporting on community issues for Rochester's grassroots publications. Her deep engagement with local neighborhoods informs her storytelling.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 7:26 PM · 1 min read
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Peak foliage arriving in Finger Lakes: Weekly NY Foliage Report — Larchmont Community news

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Peak foliage is expected this weekend across much of the Finger Lakes, according to iloveny.com. In Monroe County, conditions are expected to reach 80% change and peak in Greece, with bright shades of yellow and red. In Ontario County, foliage is forecast to reach 85% change and peak in Farmington, where [...]

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