Fall has officially arrived, and we’re now in October. You might be wondering when the leaves will start turning those beautiful shades of brown and orange. While there’s no exact timestamp for when leaves transition into their fall colors,

Officials said earlier that the Lehigh Valley would likely see peak foliage around the same time as last year, which happened at the end of October. Vibrant colors could be seen in the area at the time. Colors in neighboring Bucks, Berks, and Carbon counties are starting to change as well, according to the DCNR.

Recent rain and cooler temperatures are helping Ohio's trees transition to fall colors. This ODNR map reveals where fall colors are emerging in Ohio.

Somerset County will have the best hues this week. "Laurel Ridge has good fall color with red maple, sugar maple, yellow poplar, and black birch showing bright shades of yellow, orange, and red," the fall foliage report says.