Houston tree pollen still zero; mold, grass, weed still medium

Pollen Total:

• The pollen count decreased from 44 units to 32 units.

• This represents a decrease of 12 units or 27%.

Mold Total:

• The total mold count decreased from 8756 units to 7634 units.

• This represents a decrease of 1122 units or 13%.

Weed Total:

• The weed total decreased from 36 units to 24 units.

• This represents a decrease of 12 units or 33%.

Mold Species:

• Several mold species showed notable changes in their counts:

  • Algae:

    • Experienced a significant increase in mold count from 4 units to 24 units (an increase of 20 units or 500%).

  • Alternaria:

    • Demonstrated a decrease in mold count from 143 units to 16 units (a decrease of 127 units or 89%).

  • Ascomycetes:

    • Showed an increase in mold count from 2618 units to 4380 units (an increase of 1762 units or 67%).

  • Basidiomycetes:

    • Experienced a slight increase in mold count from 1178 units to 1342 units (an increase of 164 units or 14%).

  • Cercospora:

    • Demonstrated a decrease in mold count from 121 units to 34 units (a decrease of 87 units or 72%).

  • Cladosporium:

    • Showed a significant decrease in mold count from 4325 units to 1549 units (a decrease of 2776 units or 64%).

  • Curvularia:

    • Experienced a decrease in mold count from 12 units to 4 units (a decrease of 8 units or 67%).

  • Drechslera/Helmintho.:

    • Demonstrated a decrease in mold count from 24 units to 2 units (a decrease of 22 units or 92%).

  • Epicoccum:

    • Experienced a decrease in mold count from 32 units to 4 units (a decrease of 28 units or 88%).

  • Nigrospora:

    • Demonstrated a decrease in mold count from 8 units to 0 units (a decrease of 8 units or 100%).

  • Oidium/Erysiphe(Powdery Mildew):

    • Experienced a decrease in mold count from 14 units to 4 units (a decrease of 10 units or 71%).

  • Penicillium/Aspergillus:

    • Showed a slight increase in mold count from 157 units to 162 units (an increase of 5 units or 3%).

  • Periconia:

    • Demonstrated a decrease in mold count from 6 units to 2 units (a decrease of 4 units or 67%).

  • Rust:

    • Experienced a decrease in mold count from 32 units to 6 units (a decrease of 26 units or 81%).

  • Smuts/Myxomycete:

    • Showed an increase in mold count from 78 units to 105 units (an increase of 27 units or 35%).

Zero tree pollen! In Houston! Weed, grass, and mold are all medium

What a change! There’s zero tree pollen measured in Houston today. We can all rejoice! Here’s the other updates.

Pollen Total:

• The pollen count decreased from 92 units to 44 units.

• This represents a decrease of 48 units or 52%.

Mold Total:

• The total mold count decreased from 9963 units to 8756 units.

• This represents a decrease of 1207 units or 12%.

Grass Total:

• The grass total remained the same at 8 units.

Weed Total:

• The weed total decreased from 56 units to 36 units.

• This represents a decrease of 20 units or 36%.

Tree Species (Pollen):

• Carya (Hickory/Pecan):

  • Experienced a decrease in pollen count from 20 units to 0 units (a decrease of 20 units or 100%).

Weed Species (Pollen):

• Cyperaceae (Sedge):

  • Demonstrated a decrease in pollen count from 10 units to 0 units (a decrease of 10 units or 100%).

• Plantago (Plantain):

  • Showed an increase in pollen count from 22 units to 26 units (an increase of 4 units or 18%).

• Typha (Cattail):

  • Experienced a decrease in pollen count from 0 units to 4 units (an increase of 4 units).

• Urticaceae (Nettle):

  • Demonstrated a decrease in pollen count from 6 units to 2 units (a decrease of 4 units or 67%).

• Chenopodiaceae/ Amaranthaceae (Amaranth):

  • Experienced a decrease in pollen count from 4 units to 0 units (a decrease of 4 units or 100%).

• Other Weed Species:

  • Showed a decrease in pollen count from 14 units to 4 units (a decrease of 10 units or 71%).

Mold Species:

• Several mold species showed notable changes in their counts:

  • Alternaria:

    • Experienced a slight increase in mold count from 139 units to 143 units (an increase of 4 units or 3%).

  • Ascomycetes:

    • Showed a decrease in mold count from 4513 units to 2618 units (a decrease of 1895 units or 42%).

  • Basidiomycetes:

    • Demonstrated a decrease in mold count from 1865 units to 1178 units (a decrease of 687 units or 37%).

  • Cercospora:

    • Experienced an increase in mold count from 83 units to 121 units (an increase of 38 units or 46%).

  • Cladosporium:

    • Showed a significant increase in mold count from 2903 units to 4325 units (an increase of 1422 units or 49%).

  • Penicillium/Aspergillus:

    • Experienced a decrease in mold count from 340 units to 157 units (a decrease of 183 units or 54%).

  • Rust:

    • Showed an increase in mold count from 18 units to 32 units (an increase of 14 units or 78%).

  • Smuts/Myxomycete:

    • Experienced a significant increase in mold count from 32 units to 78 units (an increase of 46 units or 144%).

Houston mold and weed counts ramp aggressively; tree and grass remain stable

Pollen Total:

• The pollen count remained the same at 46 units.

Mold Total:

• The total mold count increased significantly from 4737 units to 9963 units.

• This represents an increase of 5226 units or 110%.

Tree Species (Pollen):

• Carya (Hickory/Pecan):

  • Experienced a decrease in pollen count from 8 units to 20 units (an increase of 12 units or 150%).

• Quercus (Oak):

  • Showed an increase in pollen count from 2 units to 0 units (a decrease of 2 units or 100%).

Weed Species (Pollen):

• Cyperaceae (Sedge):

  • Demonstrated a significant increase in pollen count from 2 units to 10 units (an increase of 8 units or 400%).

• Plantago (Plantain):

  • Showed an increase in pollen count from 16 units to 22 units (an increase of 6 units or 38%).

• Rumex (Sheep Sorel):

  • Experienced a decrease in pollen count from 4 units to 0 units (a decrease of 4 units or 100%).

• Urticaceae (Nettle):

  • Showed an increase in pollen count from 2 units to 6 units (an increase of 4 units or 200%).

• Chenopodiaceae/ Amaranthaceae (Amaranth):

  • Experienced a decrease in pollen count from 0 units to 4 units (an increase of 4 units).

• Other Weed Species:

  • Demonstrated a significant increase in pollen count from 4 units to 14 units (an increase of 10 units or 250%).

Mold Species:

• Several mold species showed notable changes in their counts:

  • Alternaria:

    • Experienced a significant increase in mold count from 32 units to 139 units (an increase of 107 units or 334%).

  • Basidiomycetes:

    • Showed a substantial increase in mold count from 540 units to 1865 units (an increase of 1325 units or 245%).

  • Cercospora:

    • Demonstrated a significant increase in mold count from 2 units to 83 units (an increase of 81 units or 4050%).

  • Cladosporium:

    • Experienced a significant increase in mold count from 431 units to 2903 units (an increase of 2472 units or 574%).

  • Penicillium/Aspergillus:

    • Showed a notable increase in mold count from 60 units to 340 units (an increase of 280 units or 467%).