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I like to think of this from a statistical perspective, where climate change makes the mean peak bloom come earlier in the year. However, there are lots of exte
by antasvara 6y ago
I like to think of this from a statistical perspective, where climate change makes the mean peak bloom come earlier in the year. However, there are lots of external factors that can affect peak bloom date as well. If you look at the graph in the linked article, you'd see that there's a wide variety of different peak dates even in the 1400's but that the overall trend is towards earlier in the year as we get closer to present day.
- soperj 6y agoThere's been 2 peaks in March since the year 2000, and one was on the very last day of March. This is clearly an anomaly. If the article was about mean peak bloom then I wouldn't really have anything to say about it.