Momigari from the satellite The Japanese tradition of momigari - the admiration of autumn foliage - has existed for over a thousand years. Today, fall foliage enthusiasts can track this seasonal phenomenon through satellite imagery. Thus, the image received on October 3, 2026 from the Landsat 9 satellite shows that the forested ridges in the central part of Vermont, where sugar maple (sugar maple) and red maple (red maple) grow, have already turned red and orange. At the same time, the river valleys and lowlands still remain green.

Momigari from the satellite The Japanese tradition of momigari - the admiration of autumn foliage - has existed for over a thousand years. Today, fall foliage enthusiasts can track this seasonal phenomenon through satellite imagery. Thus, the image received on October 3, 2026 from the Landsat 9 satellite shows that the forested ridges in the central part of Vermont, where sugar maple (sugar maple) and red maple (red maple) grow, have already turned red and orange. At the same time, the river valleys and lowlands still remain green.