Summary
AccuWeather has issued a warning about increased pollen levels across various regions in the United States, leading to longer and more intense allergy seasons. This change is due to warmer temperatures, heavier rainfall, and longer growing periods, with areas like the Ohio Valley and Pacific Northwest expected to experience particularly high pollen counts.
Key Facts
- AccuWeather predicts higher pollen levels due to warm temperatures and more rain.
- Pollen season has begun in the Western and Southern U.S.
- The Ohio Valley may see extreme pollen levels, especially after April rain.
- The Pacific Northwest is expected to have early and high tree pollen counts.
- New England might have lower pollen levels due to a cold spring with limited rain.
- Grass pollen is expected to rise in the northern Plains and Great Lakes in June and July.
- Texas may experience a brief increase in grass pollen levels.
- Weed pollen is expected to peak in late summer and early fall, with high levels in the Rockies.
