Aniwa, WI Pollen Count Today

Live pollen forecast and air quality for Aniwa, Wisconsin

📍 Aniwa, WIToday · Aug 24
10/10
Breathability™ Score
Excellent breathing conditions for most plans today.
🌳Tree Pollen
None
🌱Grass Pollen
None
🌿Weed Pollen
None
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How Today's Pollen May Affect You

Mild allergy sufferers
Most plans can stay the same today. Pollen is generally low and air quality is Good, so a quick rinse after time outside may help.
Moderate allergy sufferers
Conditions look manageable with routine precautions. Keep windows closed during peak pollen periods and shower after outdoor time.
Severe allergy sufferers
Even on a better day, keep your usual high-protection routine and avoid long exposure when pollen spikes.

5-Day Pollen Forecast

Today
Aug 23
Overall: None
Tree: None
Grass: None
Weed: None
Wind: 13 mph
Rain: 4%
Humidity: 61%
Mon
Aug 24
Overall: None
Tree: None
Grass: None
Weed: None
Wind: 7 mph
Rain: 7%
Humidity: 53%
Tue
Aug 25
Overall: None
Tree: None
Grass: None
Weed: None
Wind: 14 mph
Rain: 57% (may wash pollen out)
Humidity: 69%
Wed
Aug 26
Overall: None
Tree: None
Grass: None
Weed: None
Wind: 17 mph (may spread pollen)
Rain: 49%
Humidity: 75%
Thu
Aug 27
Overall: None
Tree: None
Grass: None
Weed: None
Wind: 13 mph
Rain: 4%
Humidity: 64%

Tree Pollen in Aniwa Today

Tree pollen in Aniwa is None today. Tree pollen season typically runs from early spring through late May, peaking when deciduous trees release their pollen. On low days like today, outdoor activities are generally comfortable for most allergy sufferers.

Species Breakdown

Alder0 grains/m³
Birch0 grains/m³
Hazel0 grains/m³
Oak0 grains/m³

Grass Pollen in Aniwa Today

Grass pollen in Aniwa is None today. Grass pollen season typically peaks from late spring through summer (May through August in most regions). On low-count days, grass allergy sufferers can generally spend time outdoors without significant symptoms.

Species Breakdown

Grass0 grains/m³

Weed Pollen in Aniwa Today

Weed pollen in Aniwa is None today. Weed pollen season runs from late summer into fall (August through October), with ragweed as the primary trigger for most allergy sufferers. Current levels are low enough that most people should feel comfortable outdoors.

Species Breakdown

Ragweed0 grains/m³
Mugwort0 grains/m³

Air Quality in Aniwa Today

🌬️
Air Quality
Good
Good

Air Pollutant Breakdown

PM2.5Good
1 µg/m³
Tiny particles smaller than 2.5 micrometers that can reach deep into your lungs and bloodstream. High levels can affect breathing and heart health.
PM10Good
1 µg/m³
Larger particles up to 10 micrometers, like dust or pollen. They can irritate your airways and worsen allergies or asthma.
Ozone (O3)Good
62 µg/m³
Elevated levels irritate airways and can worsen asthma symptoms.
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)Good
0.7 µg/m³
A respiratory irritant from vehicle exhaust that can trigger inflammation in sensitive airways.
Sulfur Dioxide (SO2)Good
0.2 µg/m³
Even brief exposure can tighten airways, especially for people with asthma.
Carbon Monoxide (CO)Good
105 µg/m³
High levels reduce oxygen delivery in the body, compounding breathing difficulty on high-pollen days.
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Weather in Aniwa Today

🌤️
Weather
69°F
Sunny
Humidity
39%
Wind
10 mph N
Feels Like
62°F
Pressure
1015 mb

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