North Carolina's Tree Pollen Peak: What You Need to Know
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North Carolinas peak tree pollen season is in full swing, with pine pollen coating everything. While pine pollen is less irritating than hardwoods like oak and maple, Raleigh and Winston-Salem rank high among U.S. allergy spots. Air quality samplers recorded high tree pollen levels last week, with pine, oak, maple, sweet gum, and birch leading the count. As summer approaches, tree pollen counts decrease, making way for grass and weed pollen, and ragweed in September and October.
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