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Everything was rather wet this morning due to rain overnight and some light fog. The cherry blossoms overall aren’t doing well. Many trees are essentially bare and the remaining ones are on the way to being without petals as well. We tried to find some pretty scenes though!

It’s starting to get hard to find clusters of cherry blossoms that are fully intact. But there are still some groups of blossoms that have kept a significant number of petals and still look decent. Overall, though, most of the blossom petals have fallen to the ground and the trees aren’t looking too great.

While the cherry blossoms continue to degrade, there is still beauty to be found! It just requires a bit of careful searching as most trees aren’t looking so great overall.

Some of the cherry blossom trees are starting to look pretty bad! The first two to bloom have lost most of their petals though the larger of the two trees still has some clusters of somewhat intact blossoms. A few trees are in better shape but all are declining rapidly. In a few days, there won’t be any petals left and cherry blossom season will truly be over.

The end of cherry blossom season is drawing near. There has been significant degradation in many of the blossoms. The first tree to bloom that looked so amazing a few days ago is a shadow of its former self. But there is still some beauty left!

The cherry blossoms are still doing quite well! For the most part, they haven’t degraded significantly since yesterday and not many have fallen to the ground.

We’re finding more and more cherry blossoms on the ground as well as many blossoms still on the tree showing signs of wear. But overall, they’re still looking pretty good at more than a week old now!

Another beautiful morning with clear skies! There are a few more cherry blossom petals on the ground but overall they’re still doing quite well and looking beautiful as they have for the past week.

The local cherry blossoms continue to look beautiful. While the rate of petals falling to the ground is increasing, the majority of blossoms are still on the trees. They still look as good as they did the day they bloomed!