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AccuWeather’s 2026 autumn allergy outlook indicates that pollen from weeds and grasses may pose challenges in various regions of the United States. The peak levels of grass pollen are anticipated in the mid-Atlantic and Midwest areas, including New York City, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Chicago. Additionally, weed pollen is expected to be more prevalent, with significant concentrations likely throughout the Southeast and southern Rockies. Some weed pollen may persist into October, while warmer and wetter conditions could lead to increased spikes. Specialists advise monitoring pollen counts, keeping windows shut, and taking showers after spending time outdoors. Higher pollen levels could particularly affect individuals with asthma or severe allergies.
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00:00Fall allergy season is ramping up across the U.S.
00:03AccuWeather says weed pollen will be a major concern.
00:06Grass pollen could also remain high in parts of the east.
00:09The Mid-Atlantic and Midwest face the highest levels.
00:12That includes New York City, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Chicago.
00:17Weed pollen is expected to be more widespread nationwide.
00:20The southeast and southern Rockies could see the highest levels.
00:23Some weed pollen may linger into October.
00:26Warm and wet weather could trigger stronger pollen spikes.
00:29Rain may offer brief relief by washing pollen from the air.
00:32But pollen can rise again as weeds grow after rainfall.
00:36Experts recommend checking pollen levels before heading outside.
00:39Keeping windows closed and showering after outdoor activities can also help.
00:44Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:47using AI-assisted tools, AI-generated.
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