Where you live is the boss of your allergies. In the Pacific Northwest, tree pollen drags on because they have a longer, wetter chill. In the Southwest, it’s a short, brutal explosion.
I once visited Austin, Texas in March. I swear the oak trees conspired that year. The air was thick with green dust. It felt like breathing a cartoon.
If you’re in a place with lots of evergreens (juniper, cedar), you might be dealing with trees until late June. The struggle is real, my friend.
North Carolina pollen season ramping up | wfmynews2.com
What You Can Do While You Wait
Look, I’m not a doctor. But I am an expert sufferer. And I have tips. First, shower after you come inside. Pollen likes your hair. It wants to live there. Be rude to it.
Change your clothes. Don’t wear your "sneeze shirt" to bed. That’s a rookie mistake. And for the love of all that is holy, keep your windows closed.
Run an air purifier. It’s like a bouncer for your living room. It kicks pollen out before it can make you miserable.
