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| Fall foliage near Mount Mansfield, Vermont last weekend. |
Because it seems the weather has been great this year for all those tourists who come to Vermont to watch the leaves die spectacularly.
Columbus Day weekend is traditionally one of two big October weekends for leaf peeping. As usual by mid-October it's actually kind of past peak foliage now in the high elevations and in the northeastern third of the state.
But it places like the Champlain Valley and southern Vermont, it's gorgeous, and the sun is going to play off all those colorful leaves beautifully today and Sunday. I noticed this morning's sunrise on the orange and gold trees around my house in St. Albans is absolutely lovely.
There might be a few clouds, especially in eastern areas of the state today, but that might just add to the photos. Also some wispy high clouds might arrive Sunday, which could mean another spectacular sunset to add to the color
Some showers will probably arrive Monday. But hey, you can't have everything.
Enjoy the weekend!
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