Pollen Season Forecasted to Be Particularly Severe Across U.S.

AccuWeather predicts an early start and prolonged duration for tree, grass, and weed pollen, impacting millions.

AccuWeather forecasts an intense and prolonged pollen season in the U.S., with higher than average pollen levels expected in many regions.
Tree pollen is predicted to start earlier and be more severe in the eastern U.S., with grass and weed pollen also expected to be above average.
Cities like Wichita, Kansas, and Virginia Beach, Virginia, are among the worst hit, with high tree and grass pollen levels.
Experts advise allergy sufferers to start taking medication before the season begins and to stay indoors during peak pollen times.
Climate change and warmer weather are believed to intensify seasonal allergies, impacting over a third of U.S. adults and a quarter of children.