Pollen tracker and UV index

The UV index will be low with morning sun, but clouds returning this afternoon. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Oak, Juniper, and Elm are the primary allergens.

The UV index will continue to be low on Wednesday with widespread clouds and some rain in the area. After a day with low pollen levels, allergens pick back up for the rest of the week. Tree pollens will be at high levels into the weekend.

The UV index will be very low with widespread clouds. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Oak, Juniper, and Elm are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be very low with widespread storms. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Oak, Juniper, and Elm are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high under partly cloudy skies. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

With partly cloudy skies and isolated to scattered rain chances in the afternoon, the UV index tomorrow will be 8. Without sunscreen that is SPF 50 or higher, it takes 15-25 minutes to receive a sunburn in these conditions. Pollen levels will be staying high this week, getting little help from isolated to scattered rain

With skies staying mostly sunny tomorrow, mid-MO will see a UV index of 9. This means that without protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it takes 15-25 minutes to receive a sunburn. With mostly dry conditions sticking around until mid-week, pollen levels will be staying high.

The UV index will be high under mostly sunny skies. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high under mostly sunny skies. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high under mostly sunny skies. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high under mostly sunny skies. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high under partly cloudy skies. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

Tomorrow I’m tracking a UV index of 9 as skies are staying partly cloudy to mostly sunny. With these values, it takes 15-25 minutes of exposure to the sun without protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher to receive a sunburn. As we stay dry this next week, pollen levels will be staying high.

After clouds clear tomorrow morning and early afternoon, mid-MO will be observing a UV index of 9 tomorrow. This means that without protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it only takes 15-25 minutes of consistent exposure to receive a sunburn. Pollen levels are staying high into next week after rainfall exits mid-MO.

The UV index will be high under partly cloudy skies. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high under partly cloudy skies. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be very high under partly cloudy skies. Allergen levels remain high through the week. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be very high under mostly sunny skies. Allergen levels remain high through the week. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be very high under mostly sunny skies. Allergen levels remain high through the week. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

As mid-MO will be continuing the trend of mostly sunny skies, I’ll be tracking a UV index of 10 on Monday. Without protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it only takes 15-25 minutes to receive a sunburn. With no rain this week, pollen will be able to easily spread, which is why mid-MO