Pollen in Yakima, WA

About pollen in Yakima

Pollen activity in Yakima is quiet today, with nothing of note in the air for trees, grasses, or weeds. Anyone sensitive to seasonal allergies should find the day comfortable, and symptoms popping up now are more likely tied to colds, dry air, or indoor irritants than to outdoor pollen. This lull fits the season. Mid-November in the Yakima Valley falls well after the alder, birch, and cottonwood pollen of spring, and long past the grass pollen of early summer and the ragweed common in late summer and early fall. With cooler, wetter weather settling in, pollen levels are expected to stay low in the coming days, and any meaningful activity likely won't return until trees begin to bud out again in late winter or early spring.

Common questions

What is the pollen count in Yakima, WA today?

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