Florida Pollen by City

Most of Florida's cities read the warm, humid subtropical Southeast pollen calendar: tree pollen peaks Feb–Apr, grass Apr–Sep, and ragweed Aug–Nov — an unusually long, overlapping season — the warm climate stretches grass across much of the year and pushes ragweed deep into autumn. Every city below has its own page with today’s verdict and the full 12-month season calendar.

Cities in Florida

21 cities with a pollen page, largest first

CityTree pollen seasonPopulation
MiamiJan–Apr6,391,670
TampaJan–Mar2,957,531
OrlandoJan–Mar1,948,155
JacksonvilleFeb–Apr1,335,714
Cape CoralJan–Apr675,797
Palm BayJan–Mar553,332
Port St. LucieJan–Mar493,825
KissimmeeJan–Mar470,667
Bonita SpringsJan–Apr452,793
PensacolaFeb–Apr418,489
Winter HavenJan–Mar300,369
LakelandJan–Mar290,540
St. PetersburgJan–Mar262,732
TallahasseeFeb–Apr260,687
HialeahJan–Apr226,165
DeltonaJan–Mar223,506
GainesvilleJan–Mar216,479
OcalaJan–Mar208,245
PoincianaJan–Mar75,068
StuartJan–Mar18,520
OkeechobeeJan–Mar5,479

Our dataset lists 945 places in Florida; the 21 above have a page. For a smaller town, the nearest city above is the closest match.