Pollen in Tacoma, WA

About pollen in Tacoma

Pollen activity in Tacoma is quiet right now. Late July typically falls in a lull between seasons, with the spring tree pollen from alders, maples, and birches long finished, and the grass pollen that peaks in late spring and early summer beginning to taper off. Most people should find outdoor air fairly comfortable at the moment. Looking ahead, expect this calmer stretch to continue for the next several days, with grass pollen likely to remain a minor factor rather than a dominant one. Weed pollen, particularly ragweed, tends to pick up later in summer into fall, so it is still a bit early for that to become noticeable. For now, this is generally one of the easier periods of the year for allergy sufferers in the region.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Tacoma, WA today?

Tacoma, WA has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.