How Wind, Rain And Temperature Fuel Your Allergy Season

Allergy season doesn’t follow a simple calendar, it begins when plants start releasing pollen, and weather plays a huge role in when that happens and how intense it becomes. Meteorologist Sara Tonks explains how mild winters, warmer temperatures, rain, and even wind can fuel longer, stronger pollen seasons, and why tools like pollen forecasts can help allergy sufferers stay one step ahead.