Healthy-looking cherry blossom in NY has curling leaves after record heat/humidity and heavy rain. Bark, color, and new growth are normal.
Weather-induced physiological stress—not disease or insects. Late-season leaf curl on hardwoods rarely kills the tree; it may cause early defoliation but buds for next year are already set.
Heat + humidity = temporary leaf distortion. The tree will be fine.
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