Pollen tracker and UV index

The UV index will be high, despite partly cloudy skies and a chance for spotty showers and storms Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count remains low to moderate through the week.

Skies look to remain partly cloudy Sunday throughout the first half of the day allowing for a UV Index of 10. Scattered showers and storms remain possible during late afternoon hours. Sunburn time can occur in as quickly as 30 minutes without SPF protection of 30 or higher. Pollen levels remain at lower levels the

The UV index will be high, despite partly cloudy skies ahead of evening storms. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count remains low to moderate through the week.

The UV index will be high, despite partly cloudy skies ahead of evening storms. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count remains low to moderate through the week.

The UV index will be high, despite partly cloudy skies. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count remains low to moderate through the week.

Skies look to remain partly cloudy Friday afternoon allowing for a UV Index of 10. Scattered showers and storms remain possible during late afternoon hours. Sunburn time can occur in as quickly as 30 minutes without SPF protection of 30 or higher. Pollen levels remain at lower levels the rest of the week into the

The UV index will be high, despite partly cloudy skies. Pollen levels will remain low for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count remains low to moderate to start the week.

I’m tracking mostly sunny skies tomorrow, which is why Columbia, MO will be seeing a UV Index of 10. At this level, it only takes about 10-15 minutes before burns can occur, so if you will be outside for a prolonged amount of time, make sure to wear sunscreen of SPF 50 or higher. Pollen

The UV index will be high, despite partly cloudy skies. Pollen levels will climb into the low to medium category for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count remains low to moderate to start the week.

The UV index will be at a low to moderate level thanks to cloudy skies from rain chances. Pollen levels will climb into the low to medium category for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count should improve Saturday.

Skies look to remain partly cloudy Friday afternoon allowing for a UV Index of 7. Scattered showers and storms remain possible. Sunburn time can occur in as quickly as 30 minutes without SPF protection of 30 or higher. Pollen levels remain at lower levels the rest of the week thanks to scattered showers and storms

The UV index will be at a high level despite a chance for showers and storms in the forecast. Pollen levels will climb into the low to medium category for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count should improve Saturday.

The UV index will be at a high level high and thin clouds in the forecast. Pollen levels will climb into the low to medium category for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count should improve Thursday.

The UV index will be at a high level with partly cloudy skies in the forecast. Pollen levels will climb into the low to medium category for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count should improve Thursday after widespread rain chances on Wednesday.

The UV index will be at a high level with partly cloudy skies in the forecast. Pollen levels will climb into the low to medium category for all allergens, with grass, plantain, and nettle the primary allergens. Pollen count should improve Thursday and Friday.

Skies are tracking to be partly cloudy across mid-Missouri tomorrow, causing a UV Index of 10. With these partly cloudy skies and the sun out, it only takes up to 15 minutes for a sunburn to occur without an SPF protection of 50 or higher. As we dry back up, mid-Missouri will see pollen levels

Skies are slowly clearing after the last of the storms move out of mid-Missouri, and as clouds move into partly cloudy territory, we’ll see a UV Index of 10. Even with clouds out, it only takes up to 15 minutes for a sunburn to occur without an SPF protection of 50 or higher. Pollen levels

Skies look to remain partly cloudy Friday afternoon allowing for a UV Index of 11. A few isolated storms remain possible. Sunburn time can occur in as quickly as 15 minutes without SPF protection of 50 or higher. Pollen levels remain at lower levels the rest of the week thanks to scattered showers and storms

Skies look to remain partly cloudy Thursday afternoon allowing for a UV Index of 11. A few isolated storms remain possible. Sunburn time can occur in as quickly as 15 minutes without SPF protection of 50 or higher. Pollen levels remain at medium levels the rest of the week until scattered showers and storms this

Skies look to remain partly cloudy Wednesday afternoon allowing for a UV Index of 11. Sunburn time can occur in as quickly as 15 minutes without SPF protection of 50 or higher. Pollen levels rise to medium levels after Tuesday with grass pollen being the primary allergen.