Cherry blossoms in DC hit peak bloom as dark cloud of removal looms

The video provides a live look at Washington DC's cherry blossoms during peak bloom, highlighting the impact of climate change as this year's bloom is the second earliest on record. The National Park Service plans to remove 160 cherry trees due to environmental challenges like rising sea levels and frequent flooding. A restoration project is set to replant over 450 trees, including 274 cherry trees, to address these issues, with the project beginning in late spring or early summer.

How does climate change affect the blooming of cherry blossoms in Washington DC?

What is peak bloom in relation to cherry trees?

What are some environmental challenges faced by the cherry trees in Washington DC?

What actions is the National Park Service planning to take regarding the cherry trees?

When is the planned start date for the replanting project of the cherry trees?