Pollen tracker and UV index

The UV index will be moderate with widespread rain and clouds. Rain may help pollen levels as they will fall to the low territory before returning to high on Thursday. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

After isolated to scattered rain chances move out of mid-MO and clouds start to clear, our viewing area will be observing a UV index of 9 tomorrow. Without sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it only takes 15-25 minutes of exposure to receive a sunburn. With rainfall helping keep things slightly moisturized, mid-MO will observe

The UV index will be very high with partly cloudy skies. Pollen levels will be moderate to high. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be very high on Saturday with partly cloudy skies. Pollen levels will be moderate to high. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high after chances for rain in the morning. Pollen levels will be moderate. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high after chances for rain in the morning. Pollen levels will be moderate Thursday. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be very high between chances for rain around midday. Still, rain will reduce this number for most of the morning. Pollen levels will remain low until Thursday. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high with mostly cloudy skies through the day with chances for storms through midday. Pollen levels will remain moderate until Thursday, when they temporarily improve. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

I’m tracking a UV index of 6 tomorrow as rain chances along with cloud cover will be spread throughout the day. This is still a high level though, and with enough sun exposure, it’ll only take about 15-25 minutes to receive a sunburn without protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher. With rain spread

With the exception of another possible round of storms moving in tomorrow late morning/early afternoon, skies will clear up on both ends, giving us a UV index of 10 in mid-Missouri. Without protection of SPF 50 sunscreen or higher, it only takes 15-25 minutes of exposure to receive a sunburn. With off and on rain

The UV index will be high with partly cloudy skies by the afternoon. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high with partly cloudy skies by the afternoon. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Allergen counts climb into the high territory Friday, returning to moderate by Sunday.

The UV index will be high with partly cloudy skies by the afternoon. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Allergen counts climb into the high territory by Friday.

The UV index will be high with partly cloudy skies by the afternoon. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Allergen counts climb into the high territory by Thursday

After some morning storm chances, we’re tracking a general clearing of mid-Missouri, bringing us a UV index of 10. Without the protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it only takes 15-20 minutes of exposure to receive a sunburn. With limited rain chances, we’ll see pollen levels dulled down somewhat, but not enough to

Tracking slightly lower index levels for Boone County as a round of storms will move in during peak sun conditions mid-afternoon. Still, the sun will be out entering the later afternoon hours, bringing a UV index of 6. Without protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it’ll take 20-25 minutes to receive a sunburn

After isolated morning showers, the sun will make an appearance, bringing mid-Missouri a UV index of 9 tomorrow. Without protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it only takes 20-25 minutes to receive a sunburn on exposed skin. We have isolated rain over the next couple of days, which helps pollen levels somewhat, but

The UV index will be high with partly cloudy skies by midday. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count remains low through the weekend, until they climb to moderate on Monday.

After morning showers exit mid-Missouri, cloud cover will start to diminish, giving us plenty of sunlight, which is why we’ll see a UV index of 10. Without the protection of sunscreen that is 50 SPF or higher, it only takes 15-20 minutes to get a sunburn on any skin that is directly exposed. Since we

The UV index will be high with partly to mostly cloudy skies in the morning, becoming partly cloudy in the afternoon. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count remains low through the weekend, until they climb to moderate on Monday.