Record Rainfall Spawns Massive Wildflower 'Superbloom' Across California
- Months of heavy rainfall have resulted in a rare wildflower superbloom across California.
- The vibrant displays include poppies, verbena, sunflowers, and lilies spanning thousands of acres.
- Crowds of tourists and photographers seeking to capture the scenic wonder have inundated some destinations, forcing closures and warnings of citations and arrests for those not following rules.
- While some areas remain open and ideal for viewing the fleeting spectacular bloom, visitors are advised to exercise caution and respect the fragile landscapes.