It’s not a good year to be an allergy sufferer.
“Allergy season in North America has been the lengthiest and the most severe in decades,” Axios reported yesterday. A number of factors are making allergies worse, from climate change lengthening the pollen-producing season to an overabundance of pollen-producing male trees in urban areas.
That’s not to mention added air pollution from western wildfires and the pandemic potentially leading to more outdoor activity.
Today, we’re asking how this year compares with last year those with seasonal allergies in Arlington. Is it worse, better, or about the same?
