North Carolina About To See It’s Brightest Fall Colors in Decades

North Carolina’s 2020 fall colors are expected to be the brightest and most beautiful in decades.

According to NOAA, the North Carolina mountains have experienced one of their warmest and wettest years on record, both of which add to the brightest of fall colors in the tree tops.

January-to-September contiguous U.S. average temperature was 57.3°F, 2.3°F above average, the sixth-warmest such period on record: https://t.co/nydUbuo5fQ #StateOfClimate pic.twitter.com/wCue8x2B1V

— NOAA NCEI Climate (@NOAANCEIclimate) October 7, 2020

North Carolina’s peak season will start toward the beginning of October in the higher elevations and run until the end of October in the Piedmont.

To see the best views in our state, check out our list of the ‘Top 10 Best Places To See Fall Colors Around North Carolina‘.

 

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To see the colors from some of the best overlooks, check out The Comprehensive Guide To The Blueridge Parkway Vistas.

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