
The cedar count was already registering as “high” on Tuesday. According to San Antonio allergist Dr. Paul Ratner, this is the third earlier arrival for mountain cedar since they’ve started keeping records of it in 1984. Dr. Ratner also said only two earlier arrivals each resulted in longer-than-average cedar seasons. So there’s that to look forward to.
Champion Home Services always likes to remind you that there are things you can do in your home to fight mountain cedar allergies. Click on the link to read a few simple, low-cost ideas that could help stem the sneezing, sniffling, watery eyes and headaches associated with mountain cedar season.