We set a new record here today at 14,801. Everything is yellow/green right now.
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We set a new record here today at 14,801. Everything is yellow/green right now.
Yep, been sneezing a lot more today.
Don't have to look, I can tell it's bad from the way my eyes are itching.
I hope you can stay indoors or wear a mask if you have to go out.
Took my meds at 5AM this morning.
Maybe this rain that’s supposed to come Sunday/Monday will knock it down and speed up the process for the rest of it to come out and be done with. It tears me upQuote:
Originally Posted by mean_dean
It’s worse here than I ever remember it being…. I washed my truck yesterday and all the junk falling from the trees gave me fits!!
No pollen here today. Cleaned the driveway of 8” of heavy wet snow. Shoveled the edges by the house and garages then used the tractor/47” snowblower.
My truck identifies as yellow.
Yep, here as well.
Not really bad here yet. I'd rather take the pollen over the twisters.
The pollen was bad when I was at Santee 2 weeks ago. But, a hard rain washed it all off my car. Within 12 hours, the pollen covered my car as bad as before the rain.
you know it's bad when you run the boat through pollen colored water and look back with little evidence you went through there.
It’s that time of year. Probably reason it might be a little worse is no rain and lower humidity than normal.
My wife feels bad and her mom is too.
Just got done sneezing, now I’m back to reading the comments
yeah, it's been bad all around
Spent a week on Grenada lake two weeks ago and everything was covered in green pollen from me to the boat.
But did you catch any fish while sneezing? It’s bad everywhere in the south right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by local16
We still have about a month before it gets bad. Trees aren’t even budding here yet
We had a great time and caught a lot of crappie. Kept a few for supper one night and released the rest. Met some very nice locals as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by rboren