Trees: Low (Pine)
Grass: Low (All Types)
Weeds: High (Sagebrush, Chenopod/Amaranth, Ragweed)
Mold: Moderate (Cladosporium, Smut, Alternaria)
Pollen Forecast: Warmer, drier conditions could push the
numbers slightly higher, but I don’t see a huge increase in pollen overall.
Mold should remain steady or decrease without any forecast precipitation.
Did You Know?: Everyone
out on the field! – If your child has asthma or allergies, they
should still be able to play any sport they choose as long as they follow their
allergist’s advice. While playground games, physical education class and
after-school sports can all trigger exercise-induced bronchoconstriction (EIB),
if your child’s asthma is under control, they should be able to
participate. Asthma symptoms during exercise may indicate
poorly-controlled asthma. Make sure coaches and physical education teacher know
what to do in case of an asthma-related event. (ACAAI.org)
Provided by: Asthma & Allergy Associates, P. C. and Research Center, Dr.
Daniel Soteres, Dr. Luke Webb, Dr. James Fulton
Report produced at Asthma and Allergy Associates, P.C. and Research Center in Colorado Springs, CO by Rebecca Sherman, NAB Certified Pollen Counter.
