Pollen in Winston-Salem, NC

About pollen in Winston-Salem

Late July in Winston-Salem tends to be a quieter stretch for pollen overall. Trees have long finished their spring release, and grasses that were active earlier in the season are generally winding down by now. For most people, this time of year brings a bit of a breather compared to spring, when oak, hickory, and pine are at their heaviest. Looking ahead, conditions should stay fairly calm through the next few days, typical for high summer in the Piedmont. The next thing on the horizon is ragweed, which usually begins building later in August and runs into fall, so it is still a bit early for that to be a factor. In the meantime, warm, humid days can still stir up occasional grass pollen, so anyone sensitive may want to keep half an eye on outdoor conditions even during this lighter part of the season.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Winston-Salem, NC today?

Winston-Salem, NC has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.