Pollen in Warwick, RI

About pollen in Warwick

Mid-July in Warwick typically brings a quieter stretch for tree pollen, as the spring flowering season has long since wound down for oaks, maples, and birches common to the area. Grass pollen tends to be the main story at this point in summer, and it can still bring on noticeable symptoms for those who are sensitive, particularly on warm, breezy days when grasses release pollen more readily. Looking ahead over the next few days, expect conditions typical of midsummer in southern New England, with grass remaining the pollen type most likely to cause irritation. Ragweed and other late-summer weeds are not yet in their active period, with that surge typically arriving later, from August into the fall. For now, anyone prone to allergies should keep an eye on grassy areas and freshly cut lawns, since that is where exposure is most likely this time of year.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Warwick, RI today?

Warwick, RI has no notable tree, grass, or weed pollen today.