Early Bloom of Cherry Blossoms in Washington D.C Possible During Winter Season

Recent reports said that the cherry blossoms in Washington D.C. might have an early bloom start while it is still in winter.

Recently, parts of the United States have been at risk of severe winter. According to National Weather Service, a severe winter storm is expected to unload heavy snow and blizzard-like conditions in the Upper Midwest and Northeast.

Early bloom for cherry blossoms

Cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C., are one of the best tourist attractions when it finally blooms.

According to Cherry Blossom Watch Washington D.C., the cherry blossoms in Washington D.C. would bloom during the last week of March or the first week of April. The report said that the local temperatures play a significant role.

However, the Cherry Blossom Watch explained that warmer temperatures would help unleash an early bloom start for the rare cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C.

On the other hand, the Washington Post reported that the cherry blossoms in the area showed an early sign of unusual early bloom, especially the developing buds.

The report added that unseasonably spring-like temperatures in Washinton, D.C. might have helped for the early signs of cherry blossoms.

The warmer winter season could also contribute to the emergence of buds in cherry trees, which is considered earlier than expected.

Meanwhile, ABC News reported that Yoshino Cherry could be seen in the cherry blossom trees in the area.

According to AccuWeather's report, the effect of the winter season could still disrupt the early bloom of cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C.

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The chances of wintry conditions and snow can significantly impact the early bloom of Cherry Blossoms.

Although it is early to know the blooms, many tourists and lovers of cherry trees are excited.

Recently, Nature World News and AccuWeather reported the early taste of spring-like temperatures in the Eastern United States and the South.

Did you know? More facts about cherry blossom blooms in Washington D.C.

The excitement is in the air for the much-awaited cherry blossom blooms in the heart of the state. The beautiful color of cherry trees shows a mesmerizing sight.

According to Washington DC.org, the early bloom of cherry blossoms is on March 15. The late peak could occur on April 18. The National Park Service would announce the peak season.

Meanwhile, the National Park Service reported that the 1912 arrival of cherry trees in Washington D.C. was a sign of friendship between Japan and the U.S. Japan provided 3,000 cherry trees.

Since 1912, park officials have been propagating the cherry trees in the area. The bloom is considered a much-awaited event with National Cherry Blossom Festival celebrations.

Cherry blossoms are sensitive to temperatures and should be suitable enough for blooming. As a result, tourists and residents should stay updated for the final dates of cherry blossom bloom in Washington, D.C.

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