The First Fall Color of 2026 As Seen From Space

A split-screen satellite view showing a green, river-filled landscape on the left and a rocky, lake-dotted terrain on the right.

For most people, fall foliage has only arrived in localized bursts of colors. As I look out my window in Maine, I see slight glimpses of red and orange on just a handful of trees. But as a new NASA satellite photo of Nunavut in the far northern reaches of Canada shows, autumn color has arrived in full force in some places already.

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