Pollen tracker and UV index

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

On top of our Weather Alert Day starting Sunday for intense heat, we’ll have a UV index of 10, as skies will be mostly sunny. This means that without the protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it’ll only take 15-25 minutes to receive a sunburn. Without any rain in the forecast, pollen levels

The UV index will be very 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 very 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 very high by midday after morning clouds. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and Nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be very high by midday after morning clouds. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Ragweed, Chenopods, and nettle are the primary allergens.

With skies clearing throughout the day tomorrow, Mid-MO will be tracking a UV index of 9. Without the protection of sunscreen that’s SPF 50 or higher, it only takes 15-25 minutes to receive a sunburn. With rain chances exiting tomorrow, Mid-MO will be seeing pollen levels staying at a medium for the majority of the

Tomorrow I’m tracking a UV index of 2 because of rain/storm chances throughout the whole day. This of course comes with plenty of cloud cover, not allowing nearly as many sun rays to reach the ground. Pollen levels will be staying at a medium level throughout next week with the help of rainfall tomorrow.

The UV index will be high by midday after morning showers and storms. Allergen levels remain moderate through the weekend. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

Even with rain on the way, Mid-Missouri will still observe direct sunlight throughout the day, giving us a UV Index of 9. This means that without sunscreen of SPF 50 or higher, it will only take 15-25 minutes on average to receive a sunburn. With some help from rain, pollen levels are staying at a

The UV index will be high through midday, between storm chances. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be high under mostly sunny skies. Allergen levels climb to high on Thursday. Grass, plantain, and nettle are the primary allergens.

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.