๐ŸŒธ Austin Pollen Tracker

Real-time pollen & mold levels for Austin, TX โ€” one of America's worst cities for allergies

๐Ÿ“ Austin, TX30.27ยฐN, 97.74ยฐW
Pollen Levels Over Time
Daily pollen concentration in grains/mยณ ยท Austin, TX (weekly averages)
Filter:Mountain CedarOakElmAshGrassRagweedMoldPecan
Mountain Cedar
Dec โ€“ Feb

Juniperus ashei โ€” The #1 allergen in Austin. Causes 'Cedar Fever' every winter.

Oak
Feb โ€“ May

Live Oak & Red Oak โ€” Heavy pollen producer coating cars in yellow-green dust each spring.

Elm
Feb โ€“ Apr

Cedar Elm & American Elm โ€” An early spring allergen common throughout Central Texas.

Ash
Feb โ€“ Mar

Green Ash & White Ash โ€” Brief but intense pollen season in late winter.

Grass
Apr โ€“ Nov

Bermuda, Johnson & Rye grass โ€” Long season with two peaks in spring and fall.

Ragweed
Aug โ€“ Nov

Giant & Western ragweed โ€” A potent fall allergen; a single plant can produce a billion pollen grains.

Mold
Year-round

Alternaria, Cladosporium & Aspergillus โ€” Year-round spore presence that spikes after rain and in humid fall weather.

Pecan
Mar โ€“ May

Carya illinoinensis โ€” A major Central Texas tree whose wind-borne pollen blankets Austin each spring.

Pollen Severity Scale (grains/mยณ)

Low < 50
Moderate 50 โ€“ 200
High 200 โ€“ 800
Very High > 800