Dust & Dander Forecast
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Wednesday
May 30
10 out of 10 (medium - high) -
Thursday
May 31
10 out of 10 (medium - high)Mostly sunny and less humid Hi 83° Low 63° Humidity 39% forecast detailsExtreme Indoor dust and dander levels will be extremely high. Actions to control indoor dust and dander are very strongly recommended.
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Friday
Jun 1
10 out of 10 (medium - high)Periods of rain and a t-storm Hi 81° Low 66° Humidity 74% forecast detailsExtreme Indoor dust and dander levels will be extremely high. Actions to control indoor dust and dander are very strongly recommended.
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Saturday
Jun 2
9 out of 10 (medium - high)Some sun Hi 77° Low 60° Humidity 40% forecast detailsExtreme Indoor dust and dander levels will be extremely high. Actions to control indoor dust and dander are very strongly recommended.
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Sunday
Jun 3
9 out of 10 (medium - high)Periods of sun Hi 80° Low 62° Humidity 44% forecast detailsExtreme Indoor dust and dander levels will be extremely high. Actions to control indoor dust and dander are very strongly recommended.
Today's Pollen Forecasts
Grass Pollen
Very High Grass pollen levels will be very high. Plan activities and medication accordingly.
Tree Pollen
Very High Tree pollen levels will be very high. Plan activities and medication accordingly.
Ragweed Pollen
Moderate Ragweed pollen levels will be moderate.
Mold Pollen
High Mold pollen levels will be high. Plan activities and medication accordingly.
Allergies Live Feed
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Why Are Pollen Allergies So Common?
LifesLittleMysteries.com - May 2, 2012; 9:09 AM ET
Humans have been around plants for our entire evolutionary history. So why are roughly 20 percent of Americans allergic to pollen?
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Climate Change is Expanding Allergy Risks
eenews.net - Apr 30, 2012; 10:05 AM ET
Warm winter, human development and climate change converge to create a brutal allergy season that will likely get worse for years to come, according to experts.
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Nothing to Sneeze at: Allergies May Be Good for You
ScientificAmerican.com - Apr 26, 2012; 12:06 PM ET
A new hypothesis argues that allergies emerged to protect us from harmful environmental substances
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Surviving Allergy Season
myOptumHealth.com - Apr 25, 2012; 2:29 PM ET
Watery eyes, runny nose, sneezing fits - the woes of hay fever. If these symptoms mark the start of your spring or fall, follow these simple steps to help you get by.
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5 Ways to Safely Withstand Allergy Season
Care2.com - Apr 18, 2012; 12:36 PM ET
Seniors often have complicating factors such as chronic diseases that can make it difficult to deal with their allergies.
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7 Herbal Remedies for Spring Allergies
Care2.com - Apr 10, 2012; 9:48 AM ET
Mother Nature offers a number of herbal remedies to help ease our sniffles and sneezes.
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4 Ways to Reduce Indoor Allergens
Care2.com - Apr 5, 2012; 10:47 AM ET
Use these four tips to make your home an allergen-free haven.
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How to Deal With Spring Pet Allergies
AccuWeather.com - Apr 2, 2012; 7:43 AM ET
It's not just humans that have to deal with allergies, pets do too. Here are some tips.
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The AccuWeather.com Dust & Dander Forecast will help you determine how conducive conditions are to the accumulation of dust and dander in the air and on the surfaces inside your home.
Why Are Pollen Allergies So Common?
Humans have been around plants for our entire evolutionary history. So why are roughly 20 percent of Americans allergic to pollen?
Health > AllergiesOverall Pollen Maps
Tree Pollen Maps
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Ragweed Pollen Maps
Flu Forecast
Neutral The weather will not significantly impact the risk of catching the flu, nor its severity or duration..
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Extreme Indoor dust and dander levels will be extremely high. Actions to control indoor dust and dander are very strongly recommended.