Due to unfavorable weather conditions, most areas in Ohio have yet to see vibrant fall foliage.
In a typical year, it usually takes about three weeks for fall color to reach the whole state, starting from the north and progressing to the south.
But this year, Ohio’s warm temperatures and cloudy, rainy weather have stunted the development of fall color throughout the state, according to the latest update by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Only a few areas are experiencing near peak conditions, while the rest of Ohio - including southern parts of the state - is still seeing patchy colors.
