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Fort Worth experiences an extended allergy season due to the warm climate, often starting in late January with cedar pollen and lasting through November with ragweed. Residents of Fort Worth, TX deal with some of the highest pollen counts in the country.
Right now: May transitions to grass pollen season in Fort Worth. Bermuda grass is the primary trigger across the region.
Winter–Spring
Jan – May
Cedar fever peaks Jan–Feb. Oak and elm follow in spring.
Summer
May – Aug
Grass pollen dominates, especially Bermuda and Johnson grass.
Fall
Aug – Nov
Ragweed season extends late due to warm temperatures.
The area around Fort Worth is notorious for 'cedar fever' in winter — a challenge unique to this region. PollenTracker monitors cedar, grass, and ragweed levels so you can manage symptoms year-round.
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CAUTION
Limit exposure
Grass pollen is high (250 grains/m³) and air quality is fair. Take allergy medication and aim for the safest outdoor window.
Lower-risk hours: 11:00-13:00
Pollen Level
High
250 grains/m³ · Grass
Air Quality
AQI 54
Moderate
Weather
67°F
Cloudy · 68% humidity · 7 mph wind
~250 grains/m³
~50 grains/m³
~5 grains/m³