Pollen in Columbia, SC

About pollen in Columbia

Pollen activity in Columbia is quiet at the moment. This stretch of summer tends to fall in a lull between seasons, so most residents should notice little to no irritation from airborne pollen right now, even those who are usually sensitive. Looking ahead, this calm should generally hold through the next few days, though brief upticks in grass pollen are possible during hot, dry, breezy stretches typical of late July. The bigger shift to watch for is later in the season, when ragweed and other weeds begin to stir as summer turns to fall. For now, the region's usual heavy hitters — oaks, pines, and other spring-blooming trees — are well past their peak and not a concern.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Columbia, SC today?

Columbia, SC has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.