Along the Hudson River in Dutchess County, the scenery is often breathtaking. And in the fall, it's made even more dramatic as the leaves change color.
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But this year, fall foliage has felt flat. Instead of the usual explosion of red, orange and yellow, leaves have stayed green or are turning dull brown.
A dry summer and unseasonably warm temperatures are factors, experts say, but all is not lost.
This is what Drone Cam7 captured flying over Harriman State Park in October of 2016:
Fall foliage as seen from DroneCam 7
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New York State tourism officials report significant color change farther north in the Adirondacks and Catskills, while closer to home, there's still hope Mother Nature will put on a show.
Peak season in our area occurs during the last two weeks of October, so there's still time.