The Hay Fever Season Is Getting Longer, and Pollen Counts Explain Why

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The Hay Fever Season Is Getting Longer, and Pollen Counts Explain Why

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Seasonal allergies are not just a quick thing anymore, in that brief spring window people always talk about. With rising global temperatures and weather patterns that keep moving around, pollen production is expanding, which makes hay fever start earlier and it can hang on well into autumn. High pollen counts are a clear sign that this environmental change is still ongoing.