Now, California is covered with blooming flowers like poppies, sunflowers, and larkspur that blanket landscapes across the state.
The term super blooms is just a parameter to describe an exploration of flowers. It is the remarkable events that only occur once every few decades. In California, blooms generally come after intense winter rains after long periods of drought, and the current weather is fit for California. They are easily visible from space.
“I am going to say, maybe that’s the threshold,” said Naomi Fraga, director of conservation programmes at the California Botanic Garden.
On points of ecology in the western desert, super blooms make sense after long years of experiencing drought, which can eliminate grasses and weeds. This year’s blooms come after an incredibly wet winter in the state, during which California suffered multiple river storms and intense snowfall. Precipitation has helped recover water supplies after a year of drought. The stroms caused side effects and dammed the soil, proving the West is suffering from climate change.