Pollen

How bad is it where you are? We've got nearly 2" of Georgia snow...

Same here. I can see it at night by the light of a floodlight...looks a little like tiny fine snow flakes falling.

The air itself has been yellow for several days. I'm pretty sure this is as bad as I've ever seen it.

I remember that when I lived down south.

Toyman01 wrote: The air itself has been yellow for several days. I'm pretty sure this is as bad as I've ever seen it.

I was thinking the same thing. But it seems like it gets worse every year. The pictures above are the result of 1 week parked outside with no rain.

I don't know exactly what I'm allergic too. But I know if i lived where that happened, i'd be in a runny/stuffy/sneezy status 24/7

That means I have about 5 more weeks up here in PA until the time of year when I spend a month spaced out on Benadryl. It's always referred to as a southern thing but we get it worse up here than we ever did in Baltimore.

ultraclyde wrote:

Toyman01 wrote: The air itself has been yellow for several days. I'm pretty sure this is as bad as I've ever seen it.

I was thinking the same thing. But it seems like it gets worse every year. The pictures above are the result of 1 week parked outside with no rain.

I've been rinsing my work truck daily to keep it white. Even the office parking lot is yellow. I'll have to shoot some pictures of the rest of the fleet when I get home.

Wow you guys down south get pollen really early. We just barely have some flowers popping up from the soil.

In reply to Mazdax605:

My son will be cutting grass come Saturday.

Mazdax605 wrote: Wow you guys down south get pollen really early. We just barely have some flowers popping up from the soil.

What is this soil substance you speak of?

In reply to RedGT:

I lived in philly most of my childhood and had horrible allergies.

Our bumper crop for the year. Even the cat is yellow.

She does manage to keep most of this table clean.

Will one of them snow blower thingies that some of you poor souls refer to get rid of this stuff?

This is me as a native Atlantan: