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August 26, 2006

Good news for Texas

Reports of an early ragweed season with a bumper crop of the pollen are coming from almost everywhere — except Texas.

KXAN-TV in Austin, Texas, reported that the extreme summer heat may spare Central Texas residents from the brutal ragweed season many other areas of the country are experiencing.

See an excerpt of the KXAN report below, and click the link to read the entire article:

KXAN.com - Heat Hurting Ragweed Plants
“While most of the nation is bracing for a nasty ragweed season, in Central Texas, the dreaded weed quite literally may not be able to stand the heat.”


Posted by AllergyNurse @ 9:22 am :: Permalink
Filed in Climate news, Texas

1 Comment »

  1. […] While the intense heat “may spare Central Texas residents from the brutal ragweed season” (see our August 26 post), KFOXTV in El Paso reports a “recent allergy upswing.” […]

    Pingback by Allergy Climates » Bad news for Texas — August 29, 2006 @ 7:23 pm

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