Allergies & Pollen Count for Mayfield, Utah
4.9Medium
Top Allergens:
Grass, Chenopods, Ragweed
Discussion
The pollen levels for Friday will be on the increase in the moderate range. This higher level is caused in part by rising temperatures, strong winds and lower relative humidity. The increase of this magnitude could make it more difficult for those with allergies.
Allergy Facts
While forest fires emit vast amounts of smoke and small particulate matter into the air, they do not affect the pollen count in the short term. Analysts viewing air samples to conduct the daily pollen count may see drastic increases in black debris on their microscope slides, but do not typically conduct any "count" of this debris to report to the public. Loss of pollen-producing trees, if great enough, may reduce tree pollen counts in coming seasons.