Pollen in Springfield, MO

About pollen in Springfield

Pollen activity in Springfield is quiet as we move through the heart of summer. Tree pollen finished its run back in spring, and the grass pollen that tends to dominate late spring and early summer has largely tapered off by this point in July. For most people, this stretch of the calendar tends to bring a bit of a break from the more intense pollen swings seen earlier in the year. Looking ahead, conditions should stay relatively calm for the next few days, though it is worth keeping an eye on the shift into late summer. Ragweed, the main culprit behind fall allergies in the Ozarks region, typically begins making itself known in the coming weeks, so this quieter period is a good time to note if you are sensitive to it. Oaks, elms, and other common Springfield-area trees will not be a concern again until closer to spring.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Springfield, MO today?

Springfield, MO has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.