Pollen in Jackson, MS

About pollen in Jackson

Late July tends to be one of the calmer stretches in Jackson's pollen calendar, and today fits that pattern. Tree pollen from oaks, pines, and other regional species finished its heavy run back in spring, and grasses that were active earlier in the season have largely tapered off. For most people, this should translate into an easier day outdoors, with little to prompt the usual sneezing or itchy eyes tied to airborne pollen. Looking ahead, expect conditions to stay fairly mild through the next few days, since summer in central Mississippi typically sits in a lull between grass season and the ragweed and weed pollen that ramps up later in the year. As late summer approaches, it is worth keeping an eye out for the return of weed pollen, but for now the pattern remains quiet and unremarkable.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Jackson, MS today?

Jackson, MS has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.