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The transcript discusses how unusual cold weather in Washington has delayed the blooming of Japanese cherry blossoms, a major tourist attraction. The National Cherry Blossom Festival is postponed, disappointing visitors who expected to see the peak bloom. The cherry trees, a gift from Japan in 1912, usually color the area around the Great Lake in pink and white each spring. Despite expectations for warmer weather, the cold persists, delaying the bloom by a week to ten days. Until warmer days arrive, the buds remain dormant, waiting for spring.

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