Late freeze dates lead to longer allergy season - KETV Omaha

Later-than-average first freeze leads to longer allergy season. Meteorologist Caitlin Harvey explains:

By: KETV Omaha

Oct 08 2024
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OMAHA, Neb. —Warm temperatures sooner in spring and later in autumn have prolonged impacts to the health of allergy sufferers. The average date for our first freeze, temperatures at 32° or below, r… [+625 chars]

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