While the overall pollen count remains low, individuals with mild to severe sensitivities may still experience symptoms such as sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, and throat irritation. The transition to grass pollen season could lead to a gradual increase in allergy symptoms over the coming weeks. Sensitive groups should be aware that even low-pollen days can produce short-term spikes, especially during warm afternoons when pollen counts are typically highest. As temperatures rise, pollen production is expected to increase, potentially leading to more frequent moderate and high pollen days across the state.