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Death Valley could be weeks away from a wildflower bloom. Here’s what to know

Death Valley could see a potential wildflower bloom in coming weeks, with timing uncertain and weather-dependent.
Experts say bloom progress depends on elevation and weather, with hotter temps potentially speeding up growth.
Officials estimate the best display could occur between mid-February and mid-April, depending on weather.
Park officials say there is no official superbloom definition, but rangers use a loose standard for viewability.
Conservationists warn climate swings threaten wildflower life cycles and future blooms.
Experts note variable germination; some areas show green growth while others may lag.
Park staff emphasize the bloom’s success depends on future weather conditions in coming weeks.
Desert researchers note historical context from the 2016 superbloom as a benchmark.
Leaders warn blooms are highly location-specific and not guaranteed across the park.

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