Western Washington’s cool, rainy, and damp climate provides a perfect environment for mold spores to thrive.
SEATTLE — Autumn has arrived in the Pacific Northwest, meaning the long days and 90-degree temperatures are a thing of the past.
Now, we can unpack the flannels, fleece, and rain gear and dust off our furnaces as we head into the cool, rainy “Big Dark” months.
Speaking of dust, many Seattleites may find themselves sniffling and reaching for the tissues before autumn even arrives! Climate change is causing allergy seasons to last longer and start earlier.
According to the Washington State Department of Health (DOH),
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