Superbloom Phenomenon Stuns Tourists and Scientists Alike

The vibrant desert blooms of California's superblooms are drawing tourists and scientists to witness the stunning sight.
After a winter of heavy rains, parts of California are experiencing massive wildflower blooms visible even from space.
The blooms are occurring in several areas of Southern California, including Palmdale, Santa Margarita, and Carrizo Plain National Monument.
While the vibrant scenery is a delight, conservationists urge tourists to be careful and strategic in viewing the blooms to avoid damaging the fragile wildflowers.
Experts predict superblooms based on certain weather conditions, but they remain a mysterious and sporadic phenomenon in the region.