Pollen in Tustin, CA

About pollen in Tustin

Pollen activity in Tustin is fairly quiet as summer settles in. Grasses, which tend to be the main source of irritation locally through late spring and early summer, are generally winding down by this point in the season, so most residents should notice fewer symptoms than a few weeks ago. Tree pollen is not a significant factor this time of year, since Southern California species like oak, olive, and sycamore typically release their pollen earlier, in late winter and spring. Looking ahead, conditions should remain relatively calm over the next several days, with no major pollen type expected to surge. Ragweed and other late-summer weeds are the ones to watch as the season progresses, though their activity usually doesn't pick up until closer to late summer and fall. For now, this stretch of the year tends to offer a bit of a breather for allergy sufferers before weed pollen becomes more of a concern.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Tustin, CA today?

Tustin, CA has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.