Pollen in Springfield, MA

About pollen in Springfield

Mid-July typically falls in a quieter stretch for pollen in Springfield, as the heavy tree pollen season from spring has long since wound down and grass pollen, which peaks in late spring and early summer, is generally tapering off by now. For most residents, today should feel relatively calm on the pollen front, with little to cause noticeable irritation for those with common seasonal sensitivities. Looking ahead, this lull is likely to continue for a bit longer before ragweed season begins its typical late-summer rise, usually becoming more noticeable in August and September. Grass pollen may still linger at low levels through the rest of the summer, and trees common to the area, such as oak, maple, and birch, are well past their spring peak and are not expected to contribute meaningfully at this point in the year. Overall, this is a good stretch to enjoy before

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Springfield, MA today?

Springfield, MA has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.