When trees leave winter dormancy and wilted flowers bloom again, the changing weather brings with it allergies of various ...

It's often the invisible tree pollen causing watery eyes and sneezing, not the larger yellow pollen people can see coating ...

If so, you're likely dealing with the big influx of pollen that we've seen across Maine. Pollen levels have ramped up in the ...

Allergy season is peaking across much of the U.S., with experts warning that 2026’s high pollen counts are fueled by climate-driven longer seasons and increased plant output. Medical guidance stresses ...

Oak, pine, birch and other common trees in the region are responsible for the heaviest pollen counts.

Spring has arrived, and pollen levels are already on the rise across the Triangle, bringing a familiar yellow coating to cars, sidewalks and outdoor surfaces. According to the latest pollen count, ...

Each spring, summer, and fall, tiny particles are released from trees, weeds, and grasses. These particles, known as pollen, hitch rides on currents of air. Although their mission is to fertilize ...

This is the largest Darlington oak in the country and — after dropping its banana-shaped leaves in the fall and resting bare ...