FALL COLORS

Warmer temperatures associated with climate change will impact Michigan's fall color show in the years to come.

It’s not too late to get a look at the peak color change in Michigan's Lower Peninsula.

When is the best time to view the fall color change in Michigan in 2022?

Check out these spots around the U.S. to view fall colors if you are a leaf peeper.

Warmer temperatures associated with climate change will impact Michigan's fall color show in the years to come.

Enjoy this beautiful aerial tour of fall colors in Metro Detroit on Nov. 5, 2021.

Make plans to get out on the water before the Gallup Livery closes.

There are few things more certain in Michigan than the changing of leaves.

Fall colors are already showing in some parts of Michigan and soon all of our trees will be looking like autumn.

The unofficial fall season is almost underway in Michigan -- which means fall colors are coming.

DETROIT – It might be hard to notice with all the rain we’ve seen lately -- but the fall colors have really hit their peak in Southeast Michigan. The clouds parted enough on Friday for Local 4′s Tim Pamplin to get some video. READ: More community coverageWatch the video above for the full report

What a beautiful time of the year in Michigan as the trees turn color! Please take a moment to share your Michigan fall colors photos and videos right here.

ANN ARBOR – Helicopter company MI Flight Aviation is offering helicopter tours in Ann Arbor to take in the beautiful fall colors on Oct. 24 and 25. Its Fall Scenery Tour is $40 per person, with a two person minimum. Flights take off from the Ann Arbor Municipal Airport at 801 Airport Dr. In addition to the Fall Scenery Tour, the company offers an $80 flight over downtown Ann Arbor and the Big House. Our staff opens and closes the helicopter doors to eliminate high-touch surfaces and to ensure all doors are safe and secure.

This article is sponsored by Traverse City TourismThe fall season in Michigan is a beautiful time of year. Jillian Manning, PR Manager for Traverse City Tourism explained how it’s a great time to visit Traverse City since many places to stay, shop and eat are open and operating. The Traverse Wine Coast has more than 40 wineries where you can try cherry wine while enjoying the fall weather. If you would rather drive, there are different routes starting in Traverse City where you can see all of the beautiful fall colors. Traverse City Tourism asks that you wear your mask and follow social distancing guidelines while visiting.

The unofficial fall season is underway in Michigan -- which means fall colors are coming. So when will fall colors peak this year? According to SmokyMountains.com, who released their annual fall colors forecast last week, Northern Lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula are already seeing patchy colors. Northern Michigan is forecasted to be in peak fall colors from Sept. 21 to Oct. 5. Related: 10 great places to see Michigan fall colors this year