Cedar, oak, mold and rain are making allergy season worse in Austin this spring.

May marks allergy awareness month, with several allergies reaching their seasonal highs, such as oak, elm, and pecan.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tall, indigenous oak and elm trees line the Brushy Creek Trail. Oak and elm pollen season is happening now. (Austin ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Spring is the most active season for pollen in Central Texas. The month of April in particular is one of the most intense months of the year for allergy sufferers — in terms of ...

As summer winds down and fall approaches, the seasonal shift can wreak havoc on our sinuses and immune systems. It often leaves us wondering whether symptoms like runny nose, sneezing, itchy or watery ...

'Tis the season for sneezing and coughing — but in some cases, it may not be seasonal germs but the Christmas tree in your living room that's making you feel those symptoms. Sometimes referred to as ...

Rain may cause some allergies to flare up. Rain may also help ease tree pollen allergies but may worsen grass, weed, dust, and mold allergies. Rain can wash away tree pollen, making the particles ...

When mold fungus spores reach the air, they can cause various allergy symptoms like a runny nose, itchy eyes, and coughing. While there are many different types of molds, one common indoor mold is ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Austin City Limits Music Festival (ACL) is just days away and festival-goers will be walking in with excitement, ready to see their favorite artists. However, they could be going ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An amplified weather pattern is in place across the contiguous United States on Wednesday, bringing record-breaking heat to the ...

While typical pollen seasons come and go, there's one allergen that can occur year-round in Houston because of the region's tropical-like climate. That's mold spores. And while mold spore levels are ...