Pollen in Cicero, IL

About pollen in Cicero

Pollen activity in Cicero is minimal today, consistent with the time of year. Mid-November typically falls well after the main pollen seasons have wound down, so most people should find outdoor conditions easy on the sinuses right now. Looking ahead, this quiet stretch should continue through the next few days, as the region settles into its typical late-fall and winter lull. Trees such as oak, maple, and elm that drive spring pollen counts are dormant, grasses have finished their late-spring and summer run, and ragweed, the main late-summer and fall culprit, has largely finished releasing pollen for the season. Overall, this is a good time of year for allergy sufferers to catch a break before tree pollen returns in spring.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Cicero, IL today?

Cicero, IL has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.