Pollen counts are updated daily from February 15 to November 15.
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by John T. Klimas, M.D. Date: 11/16/2016 While the ragweed and other weed pollens are out of the air, high levels of mold persist. There is also a good amount of smoke in the air (extremely hazy in the mountains this weekend due to the burning forest fires) which is extremely irritating to the upper and […]
Read Moreby John T. Klimas, M.D. Date: 5/19/2016 Between the rainy spells that we have had this week there is grass and tree pollen. The rain will obviously knock out the pollen, but mold counts will be very high. The answer to the last question is: yes, there is a relationship with pollen allergy and a localized […]
Read Moreby John T. Klimas, M.D. Date: 5/6/2016 The grass pollen was higher earlier in the week and has dropped due to the rain. Oak and hickory tree pollen are still present and mold is high because of all the rain this week. The answer to last week’s question was yes, weather and temperature changes can […]
Read Moreby John T. Klimas, M.D. Date: 4/28/2016 This week’s pollen count shows still a moderate amount of tree pollen, along with grass and a small amount of weeds. The answer to last week’s question: c. It depends on the pollen. According to studies done from the University of Missouri, University of Tulsa and Turkey, wind speed […]
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