Southern California Carrizo Plain Area Wildflower Reports 2023
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2023 Southern Ca Wildflower Reports Carrizo Plain Area
Mar 18 2023 DesertUSA Reports: The cold has likely pushed the flowering season a bit back as the flowers wait for warmer temperatures to bloom. The link below has one picture showing some blooms starting.
Hillside daisies bloom in the Carrizo Plain National Monument in March 2023. Neil Havlik Carrizo Plain Conservancy
Read more at: https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/local/environment/article273008265.html#storylink=cpy
Feb 26 2023 DesertUSA Reports: Snow covers the Temblor Range and the California Valley on Feb. 25, 2023
Read more at: https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/weather-news/article272602828.html
Feb 16 2023 DesertUSA Reports: Carrizo Plain National Monument - Still looks good for wildflowers this year, should start in late March or April.
Jan 17 2023 DesertUSA Reports: Carrizo Plain National Monument received lots of rain last week.
2022 Southern Ca Wildflower Reports Carrizo Plain Area
Mar 24 2022 Michele Reports: Carrizo Plain - Sporadic wildflowers mostly at Soda Lake. No big displays. More variety near south campgrounds. Photos 3 22 2022
Headed to Santa Maria
Jan 5 2022 DUSA Reports: Carrizo Plain National Monument got rain in December 2021.
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