Above-average temperatures are triggering an early start to the spring allergy season as tree pollen levels begin to rise.

Our unsettled pattern is lingering this weekend. Afternoon showers will be possible each day. Readings will sit in the mid-80s, with lows in the low-60s.

AccuWeather says pollen levels have already started to ramp up in some southern and western states, and the levels will rise in northern states during the spring.

"Rain, drizzle, and high humidity will help to depress the counts somewhat. Warm, sunny weather will keep the pollen coming, especially if you add some wind," Kosisky said. April is typically the peak ...

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Redding's pollen levels are expected to reach very high levels by mid-March, impacting allergy sufferers and others.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The warm weather means birds are chirping and flowers are starting to bloom. But if you suffer from ...