NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — This year's Autumn Equinox is on Monday, Sept. 22, just past noon, although the meteorological start to fall was back on Sept. 1. As temperatures slowly drop and the days grow shorter, you may wonder when the Land of Enchantment can expect to experience this year's fall foliage in full force.

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The specifics depend on exactly where you're at in New Mexico, but generally speaking, we can expect to see early signs of autumn come late September to mid-October, according to a map by Explore Fall. As expected, northern and central New M

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