The fall foliage has been particularly stunning and peak color is shifting toward areas south and east of Washington.

This is tied for the second-longest streak in DC history, second only to the first fifteen days of May 2016. Will all this rain have any impact on this season's fall foliage though?

Vermont Train line:Vermonter On its way from Washington DC to St. Albans, Vermont, Amtrak’s Vermonter train ambles through lush northeastern forests and charming small towns.

WASHINGTON (7News) — The DMV has moved into peak color, according to the Foliage Report. See the gallery above for stunning sights around the DMV as the leaves continue to fall and change colors.

These are the best fall foliage train rides in the United States, offering breathtaking views of the changing leaves, and many have special events.

As the calendar flips to November, residents in D.C. have more than just the Thanksgiving holiday to look forward to this month. The fall colors are at the peak of the season through the first week!

WASHINGTON (7News) — Most areas have received their first frost of the season since last week's update. This means we'll likely see an increase in the fall foliage coverage as cold, dry ...

Want to get some last minute leaf peepeing in? One of the most efficient ways to travel through the fall colors of the Green Mountains is by train.

We all know how warm and dry it’s been this year. Unfortunately, Storm Team4 is expecting this will lead to a “less than ideal foliage season,” Meteorologist Amelia Draper said.

When to expect fall foliage in the DMV With shorter days and longer nights, the chlorophyll that makes leaves green is fading away revealing the beautiful colors we love to see this time of year.

Savor the season with a fall foliage train ride through California's Sierra Nevada, to the top of the Northeast's highest peak, or across the rural Midwest.