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Fall is actually worse than spring for me, but both can be bad. We have extremely high pollen counts along with mold and mildew (common allergens) due to the humidity and rains during those seasons.
You also have to remember the air quality is not good in a lot of the state. And also many smoke in this part of the country too, so already there are respiratory issues. The "pollen" may just be a scapegoat in many instances in what you hear from others.
You also have to remember the air quality is not good in a lot of the state. And also many smoke in this part of the country too, so already there are respiratory issues. The "pollen" may just be a scapegoat in many instances in what you hear from others.
The air quality is not good in Kentucky? Are you crazy?
What is up with you negative people, wow oh wow. Smile and be happy for crying out loud.
The air quality is not good in Kentucky? Are you crazy?
What is up with you negative people, wow oh wow. Smile and be happy for crying out loud.
Yeah, genius. Did you think all those coal burning plants are actually good for you? Parts of KY & that Ohio Valley area consistently rank up there with the worst air quality in the country.
Yeah, genius. Did you think all those coal burning plants are actually good for you? Parts of KY & that Ohio Valley area consistently rank up there with the worst air quality in the country.
Try doing some research.
Well now, that effects like what 5% of the state?? The majority of the state doesn't have "coal burning plants." I don't need to do research to know that.
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