Welcome to June, Squamish! Squamish meteorologist Jason Ross says an upper ridge of high pressure positioned offshore over ...

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Trina Young, a long-time Grays Harbor resident, spent much of her childhood outdoors on her family’s strawberry farm in Elma.

Anchorage is experiencing particularly high pollen counts this spring — especially for birch, alder, and other tree pollens — ...

Moderate levels of pollen and fungal spores are expected today across the region, while seawater temperatures remain cool at around 12 C near Halibut Bank buoy.

Common tree pollen triggers in the spring include juniper, alder, oak, cottonwood, cedar, hickory, birch, and willow, among others. Weeds are mainly triggers from late August into early fall.

IT’S WORSE THAN THAT OUTSIDE OF THE METRO, AND STILL A VERY HIGH COUNT OF TREE POLLEN. NO GRASS POLLEN, NO WEED POLLEN. AND THE AIR QUALITY IS JUST KIND OF SO-SO TODAY, THE SOUTHEAST BREEZE ...

It's always a good idea to try your best to avoid your allergy triggers, but that doesn't mean you have to hole up inside ...

Southcentral Alaska has exceptionally high amounts of tree pollen in the air right now ... aspen, willow and alder trees. Brian Farthing, a physician assistant at the Allergy, Asthma & Immunology ...

“What we’re predicting right now is an intense spring tree pollen season ... affected by the temperature fluctuations include birch, alder, maple, poplar and oak, and those are the types of pollen ...

Even people who aren’t allergic to pollen – clearly an advantage for a pollination ecologist like me – can experience sneezing and watery eyes during the release of tree pollen each spring.

The department reports that pollen season in Washington starts almost three weeks earlier and lasts about a month longer than it did 30 years ago. Tree pollen has been very high during the ...