Projected peak bloom dates announced for DC’s cherry blossoms
- The National Park Service announced the projected peak bloom dates for cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C., are March 28 to 31, indicating that 70% of the flowers will be out.
- Last year, around 1.6 million visitors came for cherry blossoms, generating over $200 million for local businesses.
- This year's peak bloom window has shifted back by almost a week due to a harsher winter, a reversal of a trend attributed to global warming, as stated by the National Park Service.
- The Cherry Blossom Festival will take place from March 20 to April 13, featuring various events including a kite festival and a memorial pedal-boat race.
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Peak bloom for the iconic cherry blossom trees of Washington, DC, is predicted for late March
WASHINGTON (AP) — For decades, the thousands of blooming cherry blossom trees in the nation’s capital have served as both a magnet to visitors and the
Projected peak bloom dates announced for DC’s cherry blossoms
The National Park Service projects the cherry blossom trees that line the Tidal Basin in D.C. will likely be at peak bloom from March 28 to 31. That projection puts the trees at peak bloom later in the season than last year. In 2024, the famed trees were at their best between March 23 and 26. During an event Thursday to announce when the trees are expected to bloom, Kevin Griess, with the National Park Service, jokingly teased the crowd before r…
Kawazu cherry blossoms in full bloom, riverside turns pink; cold wave delays blooming in Shizuoka
The Kawazu cherry blossoms, known for their early blooming, are in full bloom along the Kawazu River in Kawazu Town, Shizuoka Prefecture, the birthplace of the cherry blossoms, and despite the warm weather of spring on the 2nd, the area was bustling with many cherry blossom viewers.
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