Death Valley's Wildflower Explosion: Best in a Decade

0:00This is Global News Today, powered by AI and presented by the Daily News Now. Dev Valley, the hottest spot on Earth and the driest in North America, is bursting with wildflowers right now and what could be the best display in 10 years. The National Park Service called it an above-average bloom on February 22nd, with flowers covering low areas across the park, is the biggest show there since 2016. This explosion comes after a super-wet fall last year. When a record 2.41 inches of rainhead, waking up seeds and starting their growth, then a soggy winter kept things going strong. Right now, bright yellow desert gold stands out, mixed with brown-eyed primrose, grape soda lupine, and desert star, turning the desert into a colorful carpet. Low elevation blooms should stick around until mid to late March, while higher spots could see flowers from April all the way through June. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds, built for listening

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