Tree pollen: VERY HIGH (pine, cedar, elm)
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: VERY HIGH
Source: www.weather.com
Tree pollen: VERY HIGH (pine, cedar, elm)
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: VERY HIGH
Source: www.weather.com
More practical tips for dining with food allergies from a Dad with 3 food allergic children.
http://www.foodallergy.org/page/tips-for-dining-out-with-food-allergies
January marks the beginning of tree pollen season in Jacksonville and it won’t be long before cars are covered in the green/yellow hue of pine pollen. Be sure to keep the windows of your car and house shut at all times if you are allergic to tree pollen and set your car’s A/C to ”recirculate” mode when driving.
Tree pollen: HIGH (pine, cedar, oak)
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: MODERATE
Source: www.weather.com
Tree pollen: MODERATE (pine, cedar, oak)
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: MODERATE
Source: www.weather.com
Tree pollen: LOW (pine, cedar, elm)
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: LOW
Source: www.weather.com
Another heartbreaking story out of Virginia about the potential danger of food allergies. Stories like this are always troubling, but underscore the importance of food allergy awareness and early recognition of anaphylaxis (a life threatening allergic reaction) in those with known food allergies.
Allergic food reactions can happen even to the most vigilant person.The Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network offers some practical tips when dealing with an anaphylactic reaction. http://www.foodallergy.org/page/anaphylaxis-dos-and-donts
Tree pollen: HIGH (pine, cedar, elm)
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: HIGH
Source: www.weather.com
Tree pollen: HIGH (pine and cedar)
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: VERY HIGH
Source: www.weather.com
Tree pollen: LOW
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: HIGH
Source: www.weather.com
The balmy temps have allowed for the persistence of tree pollen and mold spores in the outdoor air. These numbers should drop after the first freeze.
Tree pollen: LOW
Grass pollen:NONE
Weed pollen: NONE
Mold spore count: HIGH
Source: www.weather.com