Pollen in Erie, PA

About pollen in Erie

Pollen activity in Erie is minimal today. With the season shifting toward late fall, the plants that typically drive allergy symptoms, ragweed and other weeds, are winding down their pollen release, and tree and grass sources are largely dormant this time of year. Most people should find the air fairly calm and easy to tolerate. Looking ahead, conditions should remain quiet over the next few days as the region settles into autumn. Ragweed, which peaks in late summer and early fall, is on its way out, while tree pollen from species common to the area, such as oak, maple, and birch, won't become active again until spring. Grass pollen is also well past its late spring and early summer peak, so overall this is typically one of the calmer stretches of the year for allergy sufferers in Erie.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Erie, PA today?

Erie, PA has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.