The first part of April was cold, and there was little change in the crabapples. This is what they looked like on March 30:
They look much the same in these two photos from April 6:
When I left work on Friday, April 13, I did not notice any change, but when I returned on Monday, April 16, they had started blossoming, although some were not yet open.
Two days later, on April 18, they were even farther along:
April 19, with red maples in the background:
April 20:
After a cold, rainy weekend, I think the crabapple blossoms are a little past their peak, although there are still lots of blossoms. Monday, April 23:
April 24 was very windy. The trees did still have a lot of blossoms.
But overall, there are fewer blossoms.
Looking for the blossoms that used to be on the trees? Now they are on the ground:
On May 1, the flowers that remain on the crabapple trees are looking brown.
From a distance, the crabapple trees show mostly leaves rather than blossoms.