North Texas Allergy Sufferers Facing High Pollen Counts
It may be winter in North Texas, but we're seeing pollen counts that, in some areas, resemble springtime. Dallas had the highest pollen count in the country on Monday.
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It may be winter in North Texas, but we're seeing pollen counts that, in some areas, resemble springtime. Dallas had the highest pollen count in the country on Monday.
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