Oklahoma pollen and allergy seasons

October outlookHigh

Oklahoma has a mountain cedar season in winter, oak and grass in spring, and a very heavy ragweed season in the fall.

Twelve month pollen calendar

J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
●
N
D
LowModerateHighVery high
Dominant species in October
Ragweed
Typical peak in October
early-October to mid-October
Worst month of the year
September
Best month of the year
November

What is active in October

Ragweed
High

Cities in Oklahoma

CityTodayWorst todayTypical in October
Oklahoma CityLowas of Oct 16RagweedHigh
JenksLowas of Oct 16RagweedHigh
TahlequahLowas of Oct 16GrassHigh
GuthrieLowas of Oct 16RagweedHigh
VinitaLowas of Oct 16GrassHigh
MangumLowas of Oct 16GrassHigh
QuapawLowas of Oct 16GrassHigh
ArdmoreNoneas of Oct 16NoneHigh
HeavenerNoneas of Oct 16NoneHigh
StiglerNoneas of Oct 16NoneHigh
TulsaNo live readingNot availableHigh
NormanNo live readingNot availableHigh
Broken ArrowNo live readingNot availableHigh
EdmondNo live readingNot availableHigh
LawtonNo live readingNot availableHigh
MooreNo live readingNot availableHigh
Midwest CityNo live readingNot availableHigh
EnidNo live readingNot availableHigh
StillwaterNo live readingNot availableHigh
OwassoNo live readingNot availableHigh
BartlesvilleNo live readingNot availableHigh
MuskogeeNo live readingNot availableHigh
ShawneeNo live readingNot availableHigh
BixbyNo live readingNot availableHigh
YukonNo live readingNot availableHigh
Ponca CityNo live readingNot availableHigh
DuncanNo live readingNot availableHigh
SapulpaNo live readingNot availableHigh
Del CityNo live readingNot availableHigh
MustangNo live readingNot availableHigh
BethanyNo live readingNot availableHigh
Sand SpringsNo live readingNot availableHigh
ClaremoreNo live readingNot availableHigh
DurantNo live readingNot availableHigh
AltusNo live readingNot availableHigh
McalesterNo live readingNot availableHigh
El RenoNo live readingNot availableHigh
AdaNo live readingNot availableHigh
ChickashaNo live readingNot availableHigh
GlenpoolNo live readingNot availableHigh
MiamiNo live readingNot availableHigh
GuymonNo live readingNot availableHigh
NewcastleNo live readingNot availableHigh
ChoctawNo live readingNot availableHigh
WeatherfordNo live readingNot availableHigh
WoodwardNo live readingNot availableHigh
Elk CityNo live readingNot availableHigh
OkmulgeeNo live readingNot availableHigh
EufaulaNo live readingNot availableHigh
BlanchardNo live readingNot availableHigh
GroveNo live readingNot availableHigh
PryorNo live readingNot availableHigh
PiedmontNo live readingNot availableHigh
SulphurNo live readingNot availableHigh
PerryNo live readingNot availableHigh
ThackervilleNo live readingNot availableHigh
WatsonNo live readingNot availableHigh
RolandNo live readingNot availableHigh
MoundsNo live readingNot availableHigh
OkemahNo live readingNot availableHigh
EuchaNo live readingNot availableHigh
Warr AcresNo live readingNot availableHigh
GoteboNo live readingNot availableHigh
MannfordNo live readingNot availableHigh
SeminoleNo live readingNot availableHigh
WatongaNo live readingNot availableHigh
BrayNo live readingNot availableHigh
LexingtonNo live readingNot availableHigh
KingstonNo live readingNot availableHigh
BeggsNo live readingNot availableHigh
OakhurstNo live readingNot availableHigh
The VillageNo live readingNot availableHigh
InolaNo live readingNot availableHigh
OchelataNo live readingNot availableHigh
ChouteauNo live readingNot availableHigh
OkarcheNo live readingNot availableHigh
OrlandoNo live readingNot availableHigh
MuldrowNo live readingNot availableHigh
TuttleNo live readingNot availableHigh
SnyderNo live readingNot availableHigh
ChecotahNo live readingNot availableHigh
SayreNo live readingNot availableHigh
HominyNo live readingNot availableHigh
GoreNo live readingNot availableHigh
Lake ValleyNo live readingNot availableHigh
HintonNo live readingNot availableHigh
CowetaNo live readingNot availableHigh
KingfisherNo live readingNot availableHigh
WynnewoodNo live readingNot availableHigh
NobleNo live readingNot availableHigh
TecumsehNo live readingNot availableHigh
SperryNo live readingNot availableHigh
WoodallNo live readingNot availableHigh
SkiatookNo live readingNot availableHigh
PorumNo live readingNot availableHigh
LindsayNo live readingNot availableHigh
SallisawNo live readingNot availableHigh
ChelseaNo live readingNot availableHigh
TishomingoNo live readingNot availableHigh
TonkawaNo live readingNot availableHigh
MincoNo live readingNot availableHigh
StratfordNo live readingNot availableHigh
CordellNo live readingNot availableHigh
Boise CityNo live readingNot availableHigh
Pauls ValleyNo live readingNot availableHigh
OkayNo live readingNot availableHigh
DaisyNo live readingNot availableHigh
AdairNo live readingNot availableHigh
AntlersNo 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.

Pollen is only half of what's in the air. See today's air quality in Oklahoma for ozone, dust, and smoke readings by city.

The Oklahoma allergy season

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

Common questions

When does allergy season start in Oklahoma?

Pollen levels in Oklahoma usually begin climbing in January and reach their highest point in September.

What is the worst month for allergies in Oklahoma?

September is typically the worst month in Oklahoma, driven by ragweed pollen.

When does ragweed season end in Oklahoma?

Ragweed pollen in Oklahoma usually fades by the end of November, after the first hard frost in colder areas.

When is the best time for allergies in Oklahoma?

November usually brings the lowest pollen levels of the year in Oklahoma.