Pollen in Salt Lake City, UT

About pollen in Salt Lake City

By mid-November, Salt Lake City is settled into the quiet stretch of the pollen calendar, and today looks consistent with that pattern. Cold nights and dormant vegetation mean there is little airborne pollen to speak of, so most allergy sufferers should find the air fairly calm. If you are sensitive to other seasonal triggers like mold or dust, those may be more noticeable than any tree, grass, or weed pollen right now. Looking ahead, this lull is expected to continue through the coming days, as the valley's trees and grasses remain inactive until temperatures warm again. Typically, the first stirrings of tree pollen in the region come from species like juniper and cottonwood in early spring, followed by grasses in late spring and early summer, with ragweed rounding out the season in late summer and fall. For now,

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Salt Lake City, UT today?

Salt Lake City, UT has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.