2012 : Cherry Blossoms Prove Drastic Global Warming And Drastic Global Cooling

Washington DC is now 97% of the planet!

Study says global warming could push DC’s cherry blossoms to one day bloom in winter

WASHINGTON — Washington’s cherry blossoms are busting out early this year, with buds popping so fast that a government work crew this week watched them unfurl on one tree in a single day.  The U.S. National Park Service had predicted an early bloom for the centennial year of the hallowed trees. But it has moved up the forecast twice, with temperatures in the 80s and more of the same expected.  Now comes a team of scientists theorizing that with drastic warming of the globe, future decades could see blossom times not just a few days early but advanced by almost a month.

Future decades could see monkeys flying out of Al Gore’s ass.

Study says global warming could push DC’s cherry blossoms to one day bloom in winter | The Republic

Cold temperatures are delaying cherry blossoms in Japan. The identical story as above, except substitute cold for warm, and late for early.

Cold weather delays blooming of early cherry blossoms

As Japan’s pink-hued harbingers of spring, the Kawazu cherry blossoms are famous for blooming earlier than other varieties.
This year, however, winter’s unusually cold weather has pushed back the blooming of the Kawazu cherry blossoms by about three weeks compared to the average year.
The cherry blossoms along the Kawazugawa river were finally in full bloom on March 9. Despite the temperature being a chilly 9 degrees on a rainy day, cherry blossom lovers turned out to view the first sign of the coming of spring.
Anticipating a normal year, the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival was originally scheduled to run from Feb. 5 to March 10. But the festival has now been extended to March 18 because of the late-blooming sakura.
“This is the first time the cherry blossoms have been this late in blooming,” said Hiroko Shimazaki, Kawazu Tourist Association secretary-general.

Cold weather delays blooming of early cherry blossoms | House of Japan – Japan News Technology Autos Culture Life Style

h/t to Marc Morano

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4 Responses to 2012 : Cherry Blossoms Prove Drastic Global Warming And Drastic Global Cooling

  1. avatar Me says:

    And this just goes to show yet again how FOS the AGW alarmist money and power mongers are!

  2. avatar Andy DC says:

    We are having a period of beautiful weather in DC and basically we had no winter. No one is complaining about it.

    In the meantime other places like Italy, the Balkans, North Africa, Russia, Japan and Alaska had an absolutely brutal winter. Has nothing to do with climate change, rather it has to do with the type of weather pattern you happen to be locked into. Warm weather in one place place generally corrolates with cold weather somewhere else.

  3. avatar WarrenL says:

    I live in Sydney, Australia. Our summer runs from the beginning of December to the end of February. This summer just gone was one of the coldest and wettest in a long time.

    In our yard there is an apricot tree. It is just 17 days into Autumn(Fall) and already the apricot tree has lost most of it’s leaves. This is about a month earlier than usual.

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