#ONStorm #ONwx 🍁 Looking for the best fall colours in Ontario this Thanksgiving long weekend? We've got you covered! Our latest Ontario Fall Colour Outlook is here, and we're seeing some spectacular colours across Central and Northern Ontario, with more areas in Southern Ontario quickly catching up! Keep in mind that only a selection of parks is shown on our map. You can explore our interactive dashboard to see the latest fall colour reports for parks across ALL of Ontario! 🍁 VIEW THE FULL FALL COLOUR TRACKER: instantweatherinc.com/ontari… If you're planning a fall colour adventure this Thanksgiving long weekend, some of the best viewing opportunities appear to be around Muskoka, Algonquin Park and parts of Northeastern Ontario. Arrowhead Provincial Park and Oxtongue River-Ragged Falls are currently leading the way with an impressive IW Fall Colour Score of 88 out of 100! Both parks are reporting 100% colour change with 40% leaf fall, putting them in our highest "Best" category. Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park, near Mattawa, is another excellent option with a score of 88, featuring 90% colour change and 30% leaf fall. Mikisew Provincial Park is also looking fantastic with a score of 84! However, we're starting to see something interesting happen at Algonquin Provincial Park. 👀 While Algonquin has now reached 100% colour change, leaf fall has increased to 50%, bringing its IW Fall Colour Score down to 77. That's enough to knock it out of our highest red category and into the orange "Excellent" category. This is a good example of why our score considers both colour change AND leaf fall. Even though all the leaves have changed colour, more of them are now falling off the trees, meaning Algonquin is beginning to move past its peak viewing period. There's still plenty of colour to enjoy, but if Algonquin is on your Thanksgiving weekend bucket list, you might not want to wait much longer! Closer to the GTA, things are also looking promising! 🍂 Both Mono Cliffs and Forks of the Credit are reporting 70% colour change with only 10% leaf fall, giving them an IW Fall Colour Score of 76. These could be some great options for those looking to enjoy the colours without travelling too far north. Meanwhile, Awenda Provincial Park near Georgian Bay is also sitting at a score of 76, while French River is at 75 and Lake St. Peter in Eastern Ontario is at 74. For those in Southwestern Ontario, especially around London, Windsor and along the Lake Erie shoreline, the colours are still developing. Many parks remain in the green and yellow categories, meaning the best viewing opportunities are likely still ahead! Remember, our tracker uses reports from Ontario Parks, and not every park updates its data daily. Conditions can also change quickly, especially as wind and rain cause more leaves to fall. Be sure to check our interactive dashboard before heading out, where you can see the latest colour change, leaf fall, IW Fall Colour Score and report date for each park. We hope our tracker helps you find the perfect spot to enjoy Ontario's beautiful autumn colours this Thanksgiving weekend! 🍁 Are you planning any fall colour adventures this weekend? We'd love to hear where you're heading, and feel free to share your fall colour photos in the comments! 📸🍂 - Brennen