California bursts into a rare ‘super bloom’ that can be seen even from space!

California has turned into a riot of colours following an unusually wet winter, and is now beautifully covered with wildflowers. The explosion of purples, oranges, yellows, and whites has covered the hillsides of California, as a rare ‘super bloom’ bursts into life in the wake of a very wet winter. And this time, Indeed, the new ‘super blooms’ emerging across the state are so colourful and large that they can be seen from space.

Vast stretches of countryside that has spent months seeing dry brown patches, have now been transformed into a carpet of colours, which is visible even from space.
A unique combination of rain, sun, wind, and temperature set the stage for the arrival of desert wildflowers in the late winter and early spring, as per the California Department of Parks and Recreation.

Referring to this, an expert pointed out that there is no natural definition for this phenomenon, and that they are a cultural phenomenon when humans see enough flowers emerge at one time in one place.
The department further added that they are optimistic that California's desert state parks will likely see a ‘good’ to ‘better than average’ wildflower bloom this year, depending on the continued weather conditions.

As per the reports, this super bloom only happens especially after the wet seasons, which typically follow years of drought. If reports are to go by, many parts of California witnessed more rainfall in the first few months of this year than in all of 2022, which resulted in this colourful scene.