Since 2018, researchers have been working on calculating the number of “degree days” needed for campus trees to hit peak bloom.
SEATTLE —
A team of University of Washington researchers is in the final stages of finalizing a tool that will help improve the campus’ iconic cherry blossom forecast every year.
The University of Washington typically publishes an estimated timeline for peak bloom timing starting in early March. That estimate will soon improve with this new tool.
Autumn Maust is a Ph.D. candidate in the School of Environment and Forest Science and said to determine the timing, scientists watch the buds development and the 10-day
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