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November 08, 2025
The crisp, cold snap has officially arrived. After a milder October, the past two weeks have seen temperatures drop, bringing that true autumn chill to Vancouver. But with the cold comes a spectacular reward: the fall foliage has finally hit its absolute peak across the city. From the golden maples in Stanley Park to the…
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October 20, 2025
The unmistakable chill in the air isn’t just a sign to grab your favourite cozy sweater – it’s nature’s signal that the fall spectacle is reaching its most breathtaking stage! Cool temperatures are aggressively pushing the remaining greens toward a magnificent peak, and the result is a city awash in deeper, richer hues than ever…
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October 15, 2025
What a difference two weeks makes! In late September, we were reporting scattered greens and tentative yellows. Now, on October 15th, a recent blast of cool nights has triggered a stunning transformation. The city has sprinted past the “Mid-Peak” threshold and is now firmly in the Near Peak viewing window—the absolute best time to catch the color…
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October 3, 2025
October has arrived, and with the cold, crisp air finally settling across the region, lower temperatures are already pushing color change. We are now seeing the first significant progress in many areas across the city. The hot and dry weather that marked the end of September had stalled foliage progression, leaving many trees stubbornly green. This delay occurred…
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September 26, 2025
The past week’s hot and dry weather stalled fall foliage progress across the region. However, a welcome change is on the horizon. The upcoming forecast brings cooler, wetter conditions, which should accelerate the process and bring more vibrant colors to the city. The unseasonably warm temperatures of late September prevented trees from beginning their seasonal…
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September 22, 2025 – First Fall report of 2025
Today is the first day of fall, and we’re kicking off our inaugural foliage report for Vancouver. After a long, warm September, the cooler air and shifting light are a welcome change. The city is still largely green, with a few early-turning trees beginning to show their color in random spots. This year, due to…