Pollen in Lincoln, NE

About pollen in Lincoln

Pollen around Lincoln is fairly settled as late July continues. Tree pollen, which peaked back in spring with oaks, elms, and cottonwoods, has largely faded for the season and shouldn't be a concern right now. Grass pollen can still linger into midsummer, so those with sensitivities may notice mild effects on drier, breezier days, but overall the air is relatively calm for most people at this point in the season. Looking ahead, expect conditions to stay fairly quiet through the next few days, with grass remaining the most likely source of any irritation. Ragweed and other late-summer weeds haven't kicked in yet, but as August approaches, it's worth keeping an eye out for the seasonal shift toward weed pollen, which tends to build through late summer and into fall in this part of Nebraska.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Lincoln, NE today?

Lincoln, NE has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.