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📊 The Gist: Pollen counts have seen a significant drop from yesterday’s high, but allergen levels remain concerning for sensitive groups.

🌦 The Details: After yesterday’s pollen count of 1,201, residents with allergies can breathe a bit easier today. The latest environmental report shows a substantial decrease in the pollen count to 562. This dip comes alongside mostly cloudy weather conditions, with temperatures holding steady at a comfortable 82°. A modest humidity level of 45% and winds at 12 mph make today pleasant overall for residents.

📉 The Breakdown:

  • Total Pollen Count: 562 (a decrease from yesterday’s 1,201)
  • Trees Pollen: High
  • Grass Pollen: Moderate
  • Weeds Pollen: Low
  • Mold Activity: Moderate

🧐 Why It Matters: For the substantial portion of the population affected by seasonal allergies, today’s moderate pollen levels are a welcome change from the previous day’s peak. These counts are especially pertinent to daily quality of life, influencing outdoor activities and overall health.


📊 The Gist: Pollen counts have seen a significant drop from yesterday's high, but allergen levels remain concerning for sensitive groups.
Thom Chandler

Thom Chandler is the editor of The Georgia Sun and has been writing, editing and managing websites and blogs since 1995. He is a lifelong Georgian and one of those increasingly rare Atlanta natives.