Pollen in Kent, WA

About pollen in Kent

Mid-July in Kent typically sits in a quieter stretch for pollen, as the heavy tree season is long past and grass activity is easing from its late-spring and early-summer highs. For most people this is a relatively comfortable time of year, though those with sensitivities may still notice mild effects on warm, dry, breezy days when whatever pollen is around gets stirred into the air. Looking ahead, expect conditions to stay generally mild through the next few days, with grasses continuing their gradual decline and ragweed season still a few weeks off. Local trees like alder, birch, and cedar finished their pollen release months ago, so the main things to watch for now are lingering grasses and, later in summer, the arrival of ragweed and other late-season weeds.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Kent, WA today?

Kent, WA has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.