Death Valley’s best superbloom since 2016 is here; plus, temperatures surge to May-like levels in eastern US late this week
The National Park Service said the colorful display is being fueled by multiple rounds of rain since autumn, with blooms expected to continue at low elevations into mid-late March.
Also, the warmest weather since October is predicted for some parts of the Midwest and Northeast with temperatures as much as 25 degrees above the historical average.
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