High Pollen Counts Return to Georgia

John Lorinc | WABE

April 11th, 2013

The University of Georgia

It's spring and pollen is once again making its presence felt throughout Georgia. WABE's John Lorinc has more.

A pollen count above 1,500 is considered extremely high by health officials.

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