Allergy Season Hits Top U.S. Cities: How to Protect Yourself
• Allergy season is impacting millions in the U.S., with cities like Boise, San Diego, Tulsa, Provo, and Rochester identified as 'allergy capitals'.
• Climate change is exacerbating allergy seasons, leading to longer and more intense pollen production periods.
• Experts recommend minimizing pollen exposure and using treatments like nasal sprays and allergy pills to manage symptoms effectively.
Millions affected by tree, grass, and weed pollen
Allergy season is currently affecting millions of Americans, with tree, grass, and weed pollen triggering common allergy symptoms. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America has named Boise, Idaho; San Diego, California; Tulsa, Oklahoma; Provo, Utah; and Rochester, New York, as the top 'allergy capitals' this year. The exacerbation of allergy seasons is linked to climate change, which extends pollen production periods due to warmer temperatures and altered weather patterns.
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