Spring is definitely in the air, along with pollen. The culprits making people feel not-sot-great are trees like maple, juniper, and cedar. But worst of season is yet to come.

Local arborist Dalton Dillon said despite the sinus issues, pollen is a key part of our livelihoods. "The pollen is actually fertilization of the seeds that allows new growth in the trees," Dillon ...

First, the good news: Tree pollen season started much later this year compared to the past few years, a result of the prolonged winter and record-breaking snowfall that kept trees ...

Now that pine pollen is on the decline, oak tree pollen is starting to peak. Now is when many pollen allergy sufferers start to have a tough time. The good news is Wednesday’s rain gave some relief.

Tree pollen is very high right now, data from the Regional Air Pollution Control Agency says, as allergy sufferers continue to feel the effects. Grass pollen is approaching in June with ragweed in ...

WASHINGTON — If you suffer from allergies, get ready. Tree pollen levels are likely to spike to high this week, thanks to a stretch of warmer than average weather. This week's weather in the D.C ...

WATCH: Mountain Cedar trees “exploding” with pollen in San Antonio, the Hill Country 🤧 Cedar season lasts through mid-February ...

Experts talked with us about the role climate change could be having on when pollen is released and about how people can treat allergies.

As a result of the lack of rain, tree pollen is high at this time. Grass pollen is also starting to show up in low concentrations too. The pollen count is taken daily by Dr. Albert Hartel with ...

On Wednesday, the Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic (OAAC) issued a high mold, high weed and tree pollen alert.

It’s everywhere. Tree pollen, that nasty yellow dusting that has coated seemingly every outdoor surface in New Jersey and agonized allergy sufferers, has exploded in recent days and the worst of ...

22News Storm Team Meteorologist Chris Bouzakis has a look at what type of pollen is in the air right now.