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Kennewick:
8am to noon
1pm to 5pm
Monday-Friday
Pasco:
8am to noon
1pm to 5pm
Monday-Friday
Prosser Office NEW HOURS!
Immunizations: Tuesday and Thursday; 9am to Noon and 1pm to 5pm.
Environmental Health: Monday and Thursday; 9am to 10:30am.
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To our community that we serve
It is with regrets that we no longer will be able to provide pollen counts for our users. Do to budgetary constraints and reduced personnel we no longer have the time and resources to continue counting pollen and are suspending the program for 2010. We hope to be able to provide the service at some time in the future and we appreciate all of those who have used our service in the past. Thank-you so much.
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Trees March, through June |
Grass May, through July |
Weeds July, through October |
| Absent: |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Low: |
1 - 15 |
20 |
1 - 5 |
29 |
1 - 10 |
13 |
| Moderate: |
16 - 90 |
12 |
6 - 20 |
29 |
11 - 50 |
18 |
| High: |
91 - 599 |
14 |
21 - 50 |
6 |
51 - 90 |
3 |
| Very High: |
over 600 |
1 |
over 51 |
4 |
over 91 |
1 |
| Highlights from last Pollen Season |
1109 Ash on April 22nd 2009 |
239 on June 2nd 2009 |
118 Cocklebur on August 25th 2009 |
| Record High counts |
1880 on April 20th 2001 |
398 on September 1st 2004 |
239 on June 2nd 2009 |
| This color of column indicates the number of days
when pollen counts were in the listed range. |
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Most significant Pollen producers in our area
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Trees March, through June
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Grass May, through July
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Weeds July, through October
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- Pine
- Ash
- Mulberry
- Birch
- Willow
- Locust
- Alder
- Juniper
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Not identified by type.
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- Russian Thistle
- Pigweed
- SageBrush
- Nettle
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* Pollen collected outside of their respective seasons were recorded but not figured
into the seasons data because they were considered to be miscellaneous pollen lingering
after those plants had finished pollinating.
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Search through historical pollen data HERE
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OR, see monthly graphs of;
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Line formatted Trend graph:
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Bar Graphs:
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