Though this spring will likely fall short of these historic numbers, the wetter weather pattern has continued into May. Following a soggy April, the rain didn't end after turning over the ...

You may not like the answer This spring’s heavy rains may have caused plants to grow faster and scatter their pollen more widely By Nora Mishanec, Staff Writer June 11, 2025 ...

Local News Rain doesn't deter gardeners flocking to Philadelphia nurseries for spring planting By Eva Andersen, Jon Claudio May 4, 2025 / 7:39 PM EDT / CBS Philadelphia ...

Spring is here and whether you've a balcony or a big yard, it is great time to garden. Maybe you're growing some vegetables this season or experimenting with new plants.

HOURS. ALL RIGHT. WELL, TWO LA TIMES FIRST DAY IN PALO WAS FULL OF GORGEOUS COLORS AND SOME SPRING SHOWERS. BUT EVEN ACTUAL RAIN ON THE PARADE COULDN’T STOP THAT CELEBRATION. KCCI’S PEPPER ...

Environment Spring allergies: Why rain actually makes them worse Rain may wash pollen from the air, but it can also trigger a delayed allergy spike—here’s why and how to prepare.