Pollen in Raleigh, NC

About pollen in Raleigh

Pollen activity across Raleigh appears quiet for the moment, with none of the major plant groups showing notable output right now. Grass, which tends to dominate through late spring and early summer, has largely wound down, and neither tree nor weed pollen is contributing much at this point in the season. For most residents, that should mean a fairly comfortable stretch with little in the way of airborne irritants to contend with. Looking ahead, expect conditions to stay relatively mild over the next few days. Local trees such as oak, hickory, and pine are well past their spring peak and won't become active again until pollination resumes next year, so tree pollen is

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Raleigh, NC today?

Raleigh, NC has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.