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Heavy pollen counts fueling allergy season in Central New York, doctor says

Severe pollen concentrations are triggering a heightened allergy season across the Northeast and Central New York.

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The brief

Reports describe the current season as particularly intense compared to typical years. Coverage from The Independent, CTV News, WPTZ, Yahoo, New Hampshire Public Radio, The Gardner News, and WSYR emphasizes that the pollen season is not only more severe but is also lingering for an extended duration.

Medical professionals cited in the reports are addressing the increase in patient symptoms. Future developments remain dependent on environmental shifts as the season progresses.

Coverage does not yet specify how long the current peak in pollen counts is expected to last.

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Quick answers

Where is the heavy pollen impact most reported?

Coverage identifies Central New York and New Hampshire as specific locations experiencing high pollen counts.

How does this season compare to past years?

According to reporting from The Independent and CTV News, the current season is characterized as more intense than usual.

What is the duration of this year's allergy season?

Reporting from The Gardner News indicates that the season is currently lingering longer than expected.

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Pollen Allergies Central New York New Hampshire Health

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