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Exploding Trees, Really? Here's What the Science Says

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By Ana-Marija Dolaskie — Jan 22, 2026

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The term 'exploding trees' has been trending on social media, given the frigid cold temps blanketing the Midwest, and some influencers out there are fueling the misinformation. So what's the science say? Hear us out.

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