Pollen in Provo, UT

About pollen in Provo

Pollen conditions in Provo are calm today, with nothing particularly active enough to cause widespread discomfort. This is a fairly typical lull for late July, as the valley sits between the tail end of grass season and the start of ragweed later in the summer. Looking ahead, expect conditions to stay relatively mild over the next few days, with only slight day-to-day shifts depending on wind and heat. Tree pollen from species like cottonwood, elm, and juniper is long past its spring peak, and while grasses can still stir up some pollen through late summer, the heavier ragweed season typically doesn't take hold in the Wasatch Front until late August or September. For now, it's a relatively quiet stretch for allergy sufferers in the area.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Provo, UT today?

Provo, UT has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.