Experts: Autumn allergy season will be in "full force" this year
They say ragweed, in particular, is set to produce high levels of pollen over the next few weeks.
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Sep 9, 2021, 11:09 AM
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Updated 958 days ago
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7ds agoYou may feel it already -
your allergies acting up.
Health experts now predict
the autumn allergy season will be in "full force" this year.
They say ragweed, in
particular, is set to produce high levels of pollen over the next few weeks.
They also say climate change
is a factor because since the first frost will be later, the allergy season is
longer.
