Corey Davis, assistant state climatologist at the North Carolina State Climate Office, noted that trees and grasses may simply produce even more pollen throughout the spring.

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North Carolina experienced a record-breaking pollen surge in March as grass pollen reached levels never before recorded that early in the season.

Corey Davis, assistant state climatologist at the North Carolina State Climate Office, noted that trees and grasses may simply produce even more pollen throughout the spring.

Pollen isn’t just giving people allergies. South Carolina gators have been covered in a coat of yellow too.

Just as the orange gators carry the tint of coastal clay, the “rare yellow alligator” on Kiawah Island is a wearing a thick layer of seasonal pollen. The island is about a 30-mile drive south ...

Many have noticed the golden dusting that seem like a yellow haze some days that’s swept across central North Carolina.

The yellow pollen that seems to be everywhere in central North Carolina this week typically comes from trees — and that has hit officially high levels also.