Cedar and Chinese elm pollen has grown to some of the highest levels in the nation. Here's how you can prtect yourself.

A warm, windy Wednesday triggered an early-season surge in tree pollen across the Triangle. The culprit? The trees. Other WRAL Top Stories According to Wednesday morning’s pollen report, four types of ...

Are you sneezing this week? 🤧 Allergy season is here, and tree pollen levels are extremely high in many places across the region. US judge throws out immigration board's ruling endorsing Trump mass ...

Atlanta’s pollen seasons are starting earlier and lasting longer, with record-breaking counts occurring primarily since 2020. Unlike other weather data, Atlanta’s pollen counts require manual ...

After a few-month break, there’s no question seasonal pollen is back. For the rest of this week, it’ll be at moderate levels. The recent cold, ice, and snow kept it at bay for the start of February.

This week's warmer weather may feel pleasant, but for many, it also means tissues and antihistamines. Right now, elm, juniper, and alder are the main culprits and forecasted to rise into the ...

Dry, breezy weather is helping to enhance pollen readings across the state with oak, juniper, pine and grasses being the top allergens.

WASHINGTON (7News) — After weeks of frigid temperatures, Washington, D.C. is finally seeing a rise in temperatures, with highs reaching the mid-40s to mid-50s on Tuesday. The recent cold snap left ...

Spring is here, and so is allergy season. Well, to be fair, pollen in the Deep South is kind of like the threat of tornadoes. It might be worse in the spring or fall, but the risk is with us all year.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cedar tree allergies in Central Texas will begin to dwindle later this month and into early March. (Roberto Villalpando) The ...

The gorgeous weather this past weekend that drew you and many folks outdoors also might have you now dealing with sinus pressure, itchy eyes, a scratchy throat or a lingering cough. You're likely ...