Pollen in Tyler, TX

About pollen in Tyler

Pollen activity in Tyler is fairly quiet today, with nothing standing out as a major irritant for most residents. Late July in East Texas typically brings a lull between the grass pollen that dominates late spring and early summer and the ragweed that tends to pick up as late summer and fall approach, so this stretch is often a comparatively easy one for allergy sufferers. Looking ahead, expect conditions to remain mild in the near term, though grasses can still stir up mild symptoms on hot, breezy days, which are common in this part of Texas. As the season progresses toward late summer, keep an eye out for ragweed and other weedy plants that become more active heading into fall. Trees such as oak, pine, and cedar, which drive Tyler's spring pollen surge, are largely dormant this time of year and unlikely to contribute much right now.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Tyler, TX today?

Tyler, TX has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.