Allergy
Allergy Season Grows Longer – Especially In These Places
June 25, 2026, 12:24 am EDT
Is the seasonal part of “seasonal allergies” becoming a thing of the past? Newly released data from Climate Central shows that since the 1970s, allergy season has grown longer in every part of the United States, by an average of 21 extra “freeze-free” days. That gives plants more time to grow and release the pollen that makes so many of us miserable. Watch this video to see how much longer allergy season is in your area.
Wondering How Pollen Will Affect You Each Day? We’ve Got You!
June 10, 2026, 2:48 pm EDT
Got allergies? We’ve got you. Check out our Allergy Hub in The Weather Channel App which turns our science into a simple answer on how it will impact your day.
What doctors want you to know about your allergies
June 5, 2026, 5:24 pm EDT
Your body may be treating harmless pollen like a dangerous invader, triggering that all-too-familiar mix of sneezing, fatigue, brain fog and “icky” sick feelings. As pollen seasons grow longer and more intense, understanding what’s happening inside your body (and how to get ahead of it) could be the key to real relief.
The Worst European Summer Destinations For Allergy Sufferers
May 29, 2026, 10:23 pm EDT
Traveling abroad doesn’t mean you’ll escape the runny nose and itchy eyes of seasonal allergies. From the largest city in Switzerland to a gorgeous island in Greece, watch this video to see which European destinations are considered some of the worst hot spots for allergy sufferers during the summer months.
How Wind, Rain And Temperature Fuel Your Allergy Season
May 19, 2026, 9:25 pm EDT
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.
Tree, Grass Pollen Spreading North As May Begins
May 4, 2026, 6:54 am EDT
Spring and tree pollens peak at different times as the year progresses. But they are both spreading northward across the U.S. as May begins. Tree pollen is about to get worse in cities like New York, Chicago and Seattle, while Omaha, Denver and D.C. should be nearing peak tree pollen right now. As temperatures warm, cities including Atlanta, Dallas, Raleigh and Tucson are seeing the worst grass pollen now. Weed pollen will be coming soon, too. Here’s how weather can affect pollen.
Hacks For Allergy Sufferers – Hint, Wash Your Sheets
April 22, 2026, 12:00 pm EDT
Those who suffer indoors with allergies will likely breathe better with these five tips.
5 Tips For Gardening WIth Seasonal Allergies
April 22, 2026, 12:00 pm EDT
For many allergy sufferers, outdoor tasks like gardening are often dictated by the pollen count and other airborne irritants. Before you hit your backyard to spruce things up, take a look at these quick tips that may help to keep allergies at bay.
5 Reasons Your Allergies Could Be Worse At Night
April 22, 2026, 12:00 pm EDT
Your allergy symptoms could make falling asleep more difficult. However, you can take preventative steps each night to keep the sniffling, sneezing and congestion from interfering with a good night’s sleep.
Spring Allergens That Are Dominant
April 22, 2026, 12:00 pm EDT
Get your tissues ready: spring allergies are in bloom. Here’s some information about the pollens that emerge this time of year.
