Cedar fever returns to Oklahoma, creating misery for allergy sufferers
Cedar trees are not Oklahomans' favorite
If you are all stuffed up and not feeling well recently, it may very well be from high levels of pollen from cedar trees.
Cedar fever is not limited to Texas. A south wind drives the cloud of cedar pollen into Oklahoma, plus more and more cedar trees are growing in Oklahoma
Cedar pollen reaches its highest levels in January and February in Texas and Oklahoma. Days that are dry and windy are when cedar pollen levels are at their worst.
Wet weather will help lower pollen levels in the air, but as as the air dries out out pollen levels will rise again.