Leaves are starting to really pop across the Northern Tier of the country, as that beautiful fall color is on full display. Higher elevations are also starting to see the leaves change, as leaf peepers are getting a real treat this October. Watch to see the latest update on where the leaves are showing off their brightest fall color.

Hurricane season may not take much of a rest after Imelda. Here's the very latest on two areas we're watching in the Atlantic, including a Gulf soaking.

We usually see a shift in the Atlantic hurricane season during the month of October. We may see fewer storms compared with September, however, the ones that do form can be just as impactful.

Hurricanes Imelda and Humberto didn’t have to make landfall to cause some serious damage along North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Dramatic video shows the moment multiple homes crumbled on the beach at Buxton and were dragged into the ocean by high winds and massive waves.

What if all that raking you do every fall is actually harming the environment? Leaving leaves in your yard not only helps reduce potent methane emissions coming from landfills, but also creates natural mulch, supports pollinators and provides food and shelter for wildlife.