The High Peaks and other higher locations that are typically the first to turn colors are past peak, with a few stubborn splotches of color remaining. The Tri-Lakes communities — Lake Placid, Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake — are expected to have a bit more color this week than the mountains, but are past peak, while the Champlain Valley and other lower-elevation regions outside of the Adirondacks will be at or nearing peak.

Those wishing to sign up for the weekly foliage emails for the Olympic region from the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism can do so online by visiting adirondacksusa.com/foliage-email.

The statewide weekly foliage report, a detailed map charting fall color progress, ideal vantage points and weekly event listings are available by visiting the I Love NY website at iloveny.com/foliage.

A nationwide fall foliage prediction map that takes into account up-to-date weather forecasts and leaf reports is available at smokymountains.com/fall-foliage-map. The map breaks down foliage predictions by county. By using a scroll bar below the map, users can see when each county is predicted to near, reach and pass peak foliage this year.

Reports are also available by dialing toll-free at 800-225-5697 from anywhere in the U.S., its territories and Canada.

The I Love NY report for the Adirondacks region is below.

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Essex County

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– 90% and past peak in Wilmington at Whiteface Mountain with muted shades of red, orange, yellow and gold. Areas around the mountain are mostly at 100% change and past peak with significant droppage.

¯ 100% change and past p-ak in Newcomb with muted earthy tones.

– More than 95% in Lake Placid with shades of red, gold and orange. Foliage is bright and brilliant in the village, average in the surrounding peaks.

– 65% in Crown Point with rusty browns, golden yellows, oranges and occasional dark red leaves.

– 45% in Ticonderoga with muted to average yellow leaves and some touches of orange, plus muted brown tones.

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Franklin County

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– 95% and peak to past peak in Saranac Lake with muted reds and a mix of orange and yellow.

– 90% and just-past-peak in Tupper Lake and Mount Arab with cinnamon, copper, honey, dandelion, pumpkin, saffron, magenta, cranberry and vermillion hues.

– More than 70% change in Malone with bright orange and red leaves, plus some yellow.

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Clinton County

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– More than 60% change in Plattsburgh with bright shades of red and yellow.

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Hamilton, Herkimer counties

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– 75% and past peak in Old Forge with some brilliant reds, oranges and golds and significant leaf droppage.

– 100% change and past peak in Long Lake with mostly muted colors and bare trees, plus a few bright pops.

– 100% and past peak in Lake Pleasant with gold, yellow, orange, rust and some red leaves.

– 100% change and past peak in Benson with mostly muted foliage accented by a few vibrant spots.

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St. Lawrence County

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– 100% change and past peak in Wanakena with a seasonal mix of color.

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Warren County

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– Up to 75% in Queensbury with bright reds and yellows.

– Nearly 35% change in Lake George with bright yellow and orange leaves.