Tips for surviving spring pollen allergy season
Steve Huber from 100.7 The Bay talks about pollen season on "Hangin' With Huber."
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Steve Huber from 100.7 The Bay talks about pollen season on "Hangin' With Huber."
How many of you are affected by pollen?
Spring has sprung in Maryland and even during a coronavirus quarantine pollen continues to be a problem for allergy sufferers.
With springtime comes allergies, and allergy season is now in full swing in Maryland.
If you are sneezing or sniffling a little bit more, it could be from the extra pollen in the air.
If you have red, itchy eyes or stuffed-up sinuses, you are not alone. Allergy experts across the country are warning of a "pollen tsunami."
Mother Nature is following the script, which will take up to a fine run of weather Friday-Saturday-Sunday-Monday!
Wednesday will be a windy one, and ya know what that means: The Pollen Vortex.
After a tough winter, you may be breathing a sigh of relief over the mild weather we've seen lately. But, don't inhale too deeply because a wet weather could wreak havoc on allergies.
There's a reason you might be sneezing and sniffling right now. The pollen count is pretty high.
They're dying off around the country but in Maryland, honeybees have recently been vanishing twice as fact.
A warning for people who suffer from allergies. Pollen levels are causing major problems in Maryland, and it may get worse in the days to come.
A new computer model forecasting future pollen levels reveals a mass increase is on its way.
