In Rhode Island, when does the pollen season come to an end?
In Rhode Island, the pollen season typically comes to an end by early June. As the weather warms up, trees and plants release pollen into the air, causing allergies for many individuals. This period, known as the pollen season, usually starts in mid-April and lasts for around six to eight weeks. Keeping track of pollen forecasts and taking necessary precautions can help alleviate symptoms and ensure a comfortable transition into summer.
