Pollen in Cicero, IL

About pollen in Cicero

Mid-July in Cicero tends to be a relatively quiet stretch for pollen, and conditions today follow that pattern. Grass pollen, which dominates the late spring and early summer months, is winding down as the season progresses, and tree pollen from species like oak, maple, and ash finished its peak months ago. For most residents, this should translate to a fairly comfortable day with little in the way of airborne irritants to contend with. Looking ahead, expect this lull to continue for the next few days, though it will not last indefinitely. Late summer in the Chicago area brings the gradual rise of ragweed, one of the most significant weed allergens in the region, which typically becomes noticeable in August and can persist into fall. It is a good time to enjoy the relative calm before that seasonal shift begins, particularly for those who know ragweed tends to affect them each year.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Cicero, IL today?

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