CLEAN : Will March snow ruin Washington's cherry blossoms?

The video discusses the current state of cherry blossoms, highlighting their protection and bloom stages. It explains how cold temperatures have damaged the blossoms, leading to potential early death. The situation is unprecedented due to a significant snowfall and bitter cold temperatures during an advanced bloom stage. With temperatures forecasted to drop below 24 degrees, there is a risk of losing 90% of the blossoms. February was the warmest on record, causing the blossoms to bloom earlier than usual, with peak bloom initially expected by March 14th. However, a cold snap and snow have altered this timeline.

What stage are the cherry blossoms in when they are still protected from the cold?

• Wilting stage

• Bloom stage

• Full bloom stage

• Seed stage

What is the potential impact of temperatures dropping to 24 degrees on cherry blossoms?

• Blossoms will change color

• Blossoms will bloom faster

• Blossoms will remain unaffected

• Up to 90% loss of blossoms

What unusual weather event occurred during the cherry blossom bloom process?

• Heatwave

• Significant snowfall

• Heavy rainfall

• Drought

How did the warmest February on record affect the cherry blossoms?

• Brought blossoms earlier than usual

• Caused blossoms to wilt

• Had no effect

• Delayed the bloom

What was the earliest potential peak bloom date mentioned for the cherry blossoms?

• March 14th

• March 1st

• March 20th

• March 25th