Pennsylvania’s autumn colors are becoming more prominent across the state as we get further into fall, and nature lovers are looking for the best places to see the foliage. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources released its updated Pennsylvania Fall Foliage map on Thursday,

Peak fall foliage season is here in Southwestern Pennsylvania. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' weekly fall foliage report, consistently cold nights and cool days have led to colors blossoming across Pennsylvania,

Lehigh Valley leaf-peepers should start their sightseeing soon. On Thursday, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources said in its weekly foliage outlook that leaves in both Lehigh and Northampton counties are beginning to peak this week.

🍁The Week 3 Fall Foliage Report is here!🍁 This week’s drop in nightly temperatures sped up the transition of color throughout Penn’s Woods. Vibrant shades can be found throughout the northeastern, northcentral, northwestern, central, and southwestern portions of the… pic.twitter.com/ctHDOpIgQ8

Consistently cold nights and cool days have spurred a very colorful change in Penn’s Woods. Bright color can be found from the southern Poconos though the middle and southern Appalachians.

If you’re looking to take in the colors of autumn in Butler County, now’s the perfect time. According to this week’s report from Pennsylvania’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the

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.

Parts of Western Maryland are past peak foliage for the season, while on the Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland leaves are approaching their midpoint. In Patapsco Valley State Park there are pockets of green,