Yellow dust
It is January 22nd and I have yellow pollen on my car. Global heat is coming and we don't have long now. B)B) 
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Where are from?? I'm in S.C. and we haven't had our annual poplar yellow pollen explosion yet. Although the way I'm blowing my nose tonight it seems like pollen season is upon us. 0 -
and it is so cold in Florida the iguanas are falling out of trees........ 0 -
dreher said:Where are from?? I'm in S.C. and we haven't had our annual poplar yellow pollen explosion yet. Although the way I'm blowing my nose tonight it seems like pollen season is upon us.
Not for a couple of months0 -
SE NC down by Wrightsville Beach. 0 -
I have had white "dust" falling on my van all day today. I left the van outside so that I could use the garage to apply some finish from a Shop project.
I did go down to "The Armory" twice to blow some of that white "dust" off of the sidewalk. I am absolutely positive it is not pollen. However, sometimes these conditions will lead to you blowing your nose a couple of days later - and likely for a week after that.0 -
Actually I also saw a good bit of yellow pollen on my vehicle and though it was a little early for that crap. Perhaps that recent warm spell triggered it. My dang pear tree is in full bloom and I know that one will give no fruit after this damn freeze. Too bad to because it had more blooms than I've ever seen on it. 0 -
Not only do we have iguanas falling out of the trees in Fl. but we have a pollen "dump" going on as a bonus. Washed my truck a few days ago and the next morning, I could write my name in pollen.When I was a young man I wasn't allergic anything now it seems that I'm allergic to most everything. Getting old isn't for sissy's.
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It’s ash from the fires in Australia. 0 -
Cremated koalas? 0 -
Been 12-14° here last couple nights. Windy. Light snow. No pollen.
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It’s ash from the fires in Australia.
No, it's ash from all the weed burning in Colorado...……..3 -
That's just not right. ???? 0
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