New Hampshire pollen and allergy seasons

July outlookHigh

New Hampshire has a late spring tree season, grass in early summer, and a moderate ragweed season in the fall.

Twelve month pollen calendar

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Dominant species in July
Grass
Typical peak in July
early-July to mid-July
Worst month of the year
May
Best month of the year
January

What is active in July

Grass
High

Cities in New Hampshire

CityTodayWorst todayTypical in July
NashuaVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
ManchesterVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
ConcordVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
RochesterVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
LebanonVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
East WakefieldVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
SalemVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
ExeterVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
FremontVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
TempleVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
LitchfieldVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
LyndeboroughVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
MilfordVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
AlsteadVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
AtkinsonVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
New BostonVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
WarnerVery Highas of Jul 12GrassHigh
LymeHighas of Jul 12GrassHigh
BoscawenHighas of Jul 12GrassHigh
PortsmouthNo live readingNot availableHigh
DoverNo live readingNot availableHigh
KeeneNo live readingNot availableHigh
LaconiaNo live readingNot availableHigh
ClaremontNo live readingNot availableHigh
SomersworthNo live readingNot availableHigh
ChesterNo live readingNot availableHigh
Great Boars HeadNo live readingNot availableHigh
MeredithNo live readingNot availableHigh
NewfieldsNo live readingNot availableHigh
North ConwayNo live readingNot availableHigh
PittsfieldNo live readingNot availableHigh
SuncookNo live readingNot availableHigh
HooksettNo live readingNot availableHigh
NottinghamNo live readingNot availableHigh
WolfeboroNo live readingNot availableHigh
GilmantonNo live readingNot availableHigh
WeareNo live readingNot availableHigh
HanoverNo live readingNot availableHigh
LincolnNo live readingNot availableHigh
DurhamNo live readingNot availableHigh
HudsonNo live readingNot availableHigh
BerlinNo live readingNot availableHigh
WoodsvilleNo live readingNot availableHigh
MerrimackNo live readingNot availableHigh
CandiaNo live readingNot availableHigh
FranklinNo live readingNot availableHigh
HampsteadNo live readingNot availableHigh
BedfordNo live readingNot availableHigh
DerryNo live readingNot availableHigh
BrooklineNo live readingNot availableHigh
FrancestownNo live readingNot availableHigh
LondonderryNo live readingNot availableHigh
EppingNo live readingNot availableHigh
CamptonNo live readingNot availableHigh
NewtonNo live readingNot availableHigh
NewmarketNo live readingNot availableHigh
WindhamNo live readingNot availableHigh
AmherstNo live readingNot availableHigh
GoffstownNo live readingNot availableHigh
SpringfieldNo live readingNot availableHigh
OssipeeNo live readingNot availableHigh
New DurhamNo live readingNot availableHigh
StrathamNo live readingNot availableHigh
BelmontNo live readingNot availableHigh
ColebrookNo live readingNot availableHigh
BowNo live readingNot availableHigh
KingstonNo live readingNot availableHigh
Enfield CenterNo live readingNot availableHigh
PlymouthNo live readingNot availableHigh
MonroeNo live readingNot availableHigh
TiltonNo live readingNot availableHigh
SunapeeNo live readingNot availableHigh
HillsboroNo live readingNot availableHigh
Mont VernonNo live readingNot availableHigh
NewportNo live readingNot availableHigh
SurryNo live readingNot availableHigh
JaffreyNo live readingNot availableHigh
EnfieldNo live readingNot availableHigh
GilfordNo live readingNot availableHigh
LittletonNo live readingNot availableHigh
MasonNo live readingNot availableHigh
MarlowNo live readingNot availableHigh
Silver LakeNo live readingNot availableHigh
SeabrookNo live readingNot availableHigh
Center ConwayNo live readingNot availableHigh
AuburnNo live readingNot availableHigh
Twin MountainNo live readingNot availableHigh
East HampsteadNo live readingNot availableHigh
Melvin VillageNo live readingNot availableHigh
WalpoleNo live readingNot availableHigh
Hampton FallsNo live readingNot availableHigh
StraffordNo live readingNot availableHigh
RindgeNo live readingNot availableHigh
RollinsfordNo live readingNot availableHigh
PittsburgNo live readingNot availableHigh
Campton Lower VillageNo live readingNot availableHigh
HamptonNo live readingNot availableHigh
SanbornvilleNo live readingNot availableHigh
Center HarborNo live readingNot availableHigh
Seabrook BeachNo live readingNot availableHigh

Today and worst today come from live readings where available. Typical shows the usual level for this month from the seasonal profile.

The New Hampshire allergy season

Allergy levels in New Hampshire peak in May, when birch pollen runs highest. The season moves through tree pollen around May, grass in June, weed pollen such as ragweed in September. Levels start to climb around April. The lowest pollen levels of the year arrive in January.

Common questions

When does allergy season start in New Hampshire?

Pollen levels in New Hampshire usually begin climbing in April and reach their highest point in May.

What is the worst month for allergies in New Hampshire?

May is typically the worst month in New Hampshire, driven by birch pollen.

When does ragweed season end in New Hampshire?

Ragweed pollen in New Hampshire usually fades by the end of October, after the first hard frost in colder areas.

When is the best time for allergies in New Hampshire?

January usually brings the lowest pollen levels of the year in New Hampshire.