allergies

Sick of Michigan’s backyard blizzards in June? Hang tight—cottonwood trees usually stop shedding their fuzz by early to mid-July, depending on spring temps.

Itchy? Stuffy? Sneezy? It's the most wonderful time of the year! Perhaps you are one of the unfortunate ones, like myself, who learned the hard way winter allergies do in fact exist. Wonderful. In addition to my humidifier I'm also digging my Christmas decorations out of storage, but wait, what if I told you all that holiday cheer you're bringing down from the attic could be the culprit? R... Read

What's making so many Michiganders sneeze right now?

Allergy season is in full swing in West Michigan. Here's how long residents can expect it to last and what's causing your sniffles:

As many as 60 million people per year suffer from symptoms including sneezing, runny nose, and congestion caused from seasonal allergies in the United States.

If you feel like allergy season starts earlier and earlier in Michigan every year, you're not wrong. A new study confirms, it's only going to get worse.

Could our collectively increased allergies be related to COVID? Climate change? Experts right here in Michigan say it could be both!

I can honestly say, my allergies are even non-existent it seems this year.

Spring definitely brings allergies here in Michigan, here's a look at the plants most responsible for making allergy sufferers, well, suffer through the season.

Do you feel like your allergies are getting worse every year, because I do.