Compare pollen in two cities
Pick two of the 131 metros we cover to see today’s pollen side by side: tree, grass and weed levels, the main plant behind each, and the next four days.
What this can and can’t tell you
- Each level is Google’s modeled pollen index for the metro, from 0 to 5. It’s a forecast for the area, not a pollen count measured there. How the index works
- A metro covers a wide area, and the index describes the air, not how anyone will feel. Each row names the main plant, so you can see which pollen is behind the level.
- Each metro is shown for its own local date, so two metros in different time zones can be a day apart around midnight.