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^ This whole week will be totally awful. The potential rain won't come until Friday. And the temperature is skyrocketing to mid-80s.
"you people" have disappointed me. I went on vacation specifically so y'all would get rid of the pollen. Looks like you even had a good amount of rain one day.
And here I come back to the cloud already forming, and as noted, swollen pine trees just waiting to burst.
Pro tip:
Don't leave your car window open overnight.
Please. Don't ask me how I know....
It was nice working at home yesterday so I opened up my bedroom windows - come back at night and one of my nightstands closest to the window was covered in pollen.
It was nice working at home yesterday so I opened up my bedroom windows - come back at night and one of my nightstands closest to the window was covered in pollen.
That’s the exact same way I learned not to do this in the Spring in NC when I moved here 15 years ago from TN.
I think a major design flaw in some of the newer high-end apartment complexes around here is this "semi-open" hallway for this very reason.
Without naming names, but saying it rhymes with Schmeights at Shmerredian...when I lived in one such "luxury" apartment complex several years back which had those semi-closed hallways; there was still pollen coating the hallway chair-rail when we moved out in August.
Hallway is open/airy just enough to allow the dust-cloud to coat the insides to an impressive degree...but not open/airy enough for rain or wind to be able to take it away.
^Today is probably one of the worst days of the whole season. It's going down from tomorrow both the temperature and the pollen density.
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