Allergy Season Returns to New York City with Tree Pollen in Full Swing
• Tree pollen, primarily from birch, maple, poplar, and willow trees, is the main cause of seasonal allergies in New York City this spring.
• Climate change contributes to longer allergy seasons due to warmer temperatures causing earlier blooms and later frosts.
• Managing allergy symptoms includes monitoring pollen counts, keeping windows closed, and using over-the-counter or prescription medications.
Spring in NYC brings tree pollen allergies
As spring unfolds in New York City, allergy season commences, marked by a surge in tree pollen.
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