Pollen tracker and UV index

Tomorrow will be sunny, which means a UV Index of 9 is expected across central Missouri. It will only take 20 minutes to receive a sunburn without the proper protection. Pollen will be high over the next couple of days, with Oak, Hickory, and Mulberry being the primary allergens.

The UV Index is expected to be a 4 tomorrow because of multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms. Still, if an extended period of time is spent outside, it will take 45 minutes to receive a sunburn without the proper protection. Pollen levels will be at a medium level tomorrow and then will be high

The UV index will be lower Friday due to rain and storms, but pollen levels continue to be high through the weekend.

The UV index will be at a 7 tomorrow, bringing the sunburn time up to 30 minutes. Tree and grass pollens continue to be high.

The UV index will be high at a 9 before storms arrive and bring rain and clouds. Pollen levels dip a little on Wednesday following rain and storms.

Monday’s UV index will be high by late afternoon following morning rain. Pollen levels pick up, with grass and tree pollens dominating.

Tomorrow will be mostly sunny, meaning a UV Index of 8 is expected. This means that it will only take 20 minutes without proper protection to receive a sunburn. Pollen levels will be high over the next couple of days, with Oak, Hickory, and Mulberry being the primary allergens.

Saturday welcomes a UV index at a level 9 with mostly sunny skies.

The UV index will continue to rise on Friday with rain chances limited to southern portions of Mid-Missouri. Pollen levels will shoot up again heading into the weekend.

The UV index will be lower tomorrow as rain and clouds move into the area. Pollen levels will be high through the weekend, but slightly lower on Friday with showers across the region.

The UV index will be a bit higher tomorrow as clouds break up a bit. Tree pollens will be at a moderate level this week.

Tuesday’s UV index and pollen levels will be lower with rain and storms in the area.

Monday’s UV index and pollen levels will be lower with rain and storms in the area.

With sunshine expected until the evening hours, a UV Index of 7 will be present tomorrow. This is high, meaning it will only take 30 minutes to receive a sunburn without proper protection. Pollen will be high Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday with Oak, Hickory, and Mulberry being the primary allergens present.

The UV index will be slightly lower on Friday with more clouds in the area. Pollen levels will remain high.

The UV index will be a bit higher tomorrow with storms out of the area. Pollen levels will increase as we’ll enter a drier stretch.

The UV index will be high tomorrow as sunshine could return between rounds of storms. Pollen levels will continue to be high through the end of the week.

The UV index Tuesday will be higher as storms exit early in the morning. Tree pollen will be high for most of the week.

Monday’s UV index will be high in the afternoon before storms arrive. Pollen levels will be lower on Monday, but increase toward the end of the week.