Pollen

your location

Typical pollen pattern for this region right now — a seasonal almanac, not a real-time count.

High

High enough to bother most allergy sufferers. Consider antihistamines and limit time outdoors midday.

Note: these are typical pollen patterns for the region in this season, not a verified daily count. For measured counts, check the National Allergy Bureau .

Tree

Alder, birch, cedar High

Grass

Ryegrass, timothy, fescue High

Weed

Weed None

What's typically in season when

Trees dominate February through May, with oak, birch, maple, and cedar doing most of the damage in the US. Grasses — ryegrass, timothy, Bermuda — pick up as trees fade, peaking from late May into July. Ragweed takes over mid-August and runs hard until the first hard freeze.

On dry, windy days, levels surge. After heavy rain, they crash temporarily. Most pollen is released in the early morning, so plan outdoor exercise for late afternoon if you're sensitive.