California’s super bloom is a visual spectacle. From the deserts of Anza-Borrego to the vast Carrizo Plain National Monument, abundant seasonal rains produce a carpet of color across a large portion of the state.
Super blooms, or a number of wildflowers exceeding normal spring blooms, typically occur in desert landscapes when excess rain is followed by cold weather, which locks moisture into the ground.
NASA’s Landsat 8 satellite captured the spectacular view on April 14th, 2020
The poppy super bloom is a prized shot to many landscape photographers
