The most notorious windborne pollen producer among lawn and garden weeds is ragweed, though blooming sagebrush, redroot ...

An Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) study estimated that up to 60,000 asthma-related emergency department visits are linked to pollen each year, with that number projected to increase by 2090 ...

Pollen and wind have an interesting relationship and there is actually a fancy word for it. Learn more about anemophily, also ...

Grass pollen is a lightweight, powder-like substance that spreads in the wind. Grass pollen is at its heaviest in the air early in the morning after the dew dries and after it rains.

Wind forces do an excellent job of distributing the pollen. While the female tree produces the cotton that leads to an annoying mess, to date, no health problems have been associated with this ...

Wind Advisory issued for Tuesday as oak pollen surges into extreme territory By Travis Herzog, David Tillman, Elita Loresca, Rachel Briers, Kevin Roth, and Elyse Smith, via ...

As we near the end of May going into June, the pollen will decrease as trees gain their leaves and have their summer foliage. When it comes to allergies and pollen, wind, temperature, and humidity ...