Pollen in Columbia, MO

About pollen in Columbia

Pollen activity in Columbia is minimal as mid-November settles in. With cooler temperatures now firmly in place, the plants responsible for most seasonal allergies have largely finished their cycles for the year, so anyone sensitive to tree, grass, or weed pollen should find today fairly easy to manage. Looking ahead, this lull is typical for late fall and is likely to continue through the coming days as the region moves toward winter dormancy. Oaks, maples, and other common area trees won't become active again until spring, and grasses will stay quiet until late spring or early summer. Ragweed, which tends to peak in late summer and early fall, has also wound down for the season, leaving overall pollen exposure low for now.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Columbia, MO today?

Columbia, MO has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.