Pollen tracker and UV index

The UV index will be high on Monday as there will be limited cloud cover. Apply sunscreen with the sunburn time around 30 minutes. Tree pollens continue to be very high this week. Primary allergens are ash, alder, and birch.

Sunday’s UV Index is expected to be a 6, which is high. This means that it only takes 30 minutes to receive a sunburn without proper protection. Pollen will be very high the next couple of days, with maple, oak, and juniper being the main allergens present.

The UV index will be high on Friday with sunshine returning. Sunburn time will be 30 minutes. Pollen levels will continue to be very high as tree pollens whip around in strong winds.

The UV index will be a bit higher on Thursday as clouds begin to break up. Pollen levels will be very high the next several days as strong winds kick up. Tree pollens are still the dominant allergens.

The UV index will be low on Wednesday with clouds and rain returning to Mid-Missouri. Pollen levels will be high despite rainfall and clouds the next few days, and increase by Friday and Saturday as gust winds return.

The UV index will be high with clouds anchored in the south, and partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. Allergen levels remain high through the week. Oak, Juniper, and Maple are the primary allergens.

The UV index will be higher on Monday as sunshine returns with increasing cirrus clouds. Pollen levels remain high for most of the week, with a slight lowering following Wednesday’s rain on Thursday. The primary allergens are tree pollens.

Tomorrow’s UV Index will be high with a sunburn time of 30 minutes. Pollen levels remain high into next week. Primary allergens are Elm, Oak, and Juniper.

The UV index will be high with a sunburn time of 30 minutes. Allergen levels remain high through the weekend. Oak, Juniper, and Elm are the primary allergens.

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.