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What the data shows is that the pollen allergy season on average in the United States is about three weeks longer now than it was 50 years ago. Usually tree pollen is an issue in the spring.

If you’re sensitive to pollen, especially from grass or trees, limit your time outdoors and keep windows closed to reduce exposure.