Damp Weather

Weather can also greatly affect a person's reaction to allergies. The weather conditions that most affect allergies include:

On a breezy, warm spring day pollen count is at its highest.

Although humid and damp weather can aggravate mold allergies, rainy weather can temporarily reduce the levels of wind-borne pollen grains.

Dust mites must obtain the water they need from air around them. Dust mites do well where relative humidity levels are high. They need a minimum relative humidity of 70% to survive and reproduce. Such relative humidity only occurs during rainy, damp weather and in very damp houses.

Click here to view our Fungus Allergy Remedy or our Mixed Allergen Remedy to help your body deal with the different weather conditions.