Mesa Faces Prolonged Pollen Season Through November
Mesa, Arizona, experiences one of the longest pollen seasons in the United States due to its warm desert climate and nearly year-round growing conditions. From January to November, various allergens dominate the air, with tree pollen peaking in spring, grass pollen in summer, and weed pollen, particularly ragweed, in late summer and fall. Bermuda grass is the most significant grass allergen in the area, thriving in irrigated urban landscapes. The Pollen Count & Alerts App provides real-time pollen data and forecasts for Mesa, helping residents manage their allergies effectively. The app tracks pollen levels for trees, grasses, and weeds, offering personalized alerts and five-day forecasts to help allergy sufferers plan their activities.
