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April 7, 2008, 9:25 am
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If you suffer from outdoor allergies like I do, knowing what the pollen count is in your area helps you prepare for the day. Weather.com has a free map that shows you grass, ragweed and mold spore counts all over the country. It also has information on the usual weather predictions too.

I find it really helpful.

http://www.weather.com/maps/activity/allergies/usgrasspollen_large.html?

That is an excellent tool. I have been using one similar to keep track of what is in the air. As I am getting older, I find myself gradually becoming more susceptible to the allergens in the air.

I usually catch the count on the morning news to see how things are going to be. I never thought to check weather.com for the counts, though, if I happen to miss it. Thanks for passing on the link.