Pollen in El Paso, TX

About pollen in El Paso

Pollen activity in El Paso is quiet at the moment. Trees finished their release months ago, and grasses have largely wound down from their late-spring push, so most residents should notice little to nothing in the air today. Anyone with sensitivities can expect a comfortable stretch with minimal irritation from pollen sources. Looking ahead, conditions should stay mild through the next few days, as late July sits in a lull between grass season and the ragweed and weed pollen that typically builds later in summer into fall. Desert-adapted trees common to the region, like mesquite and desert willow, are past their pollen-producing period for the year, so no significant tree pollen is expected to return until next spring. As the season progresses, it is worth watching for weed pollen to pick up gradually in the coming weeks.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in El Paso, TX today?

El Paso, TX has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.