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Snow has traditionally been considered a pollen cleanser, reducing pollen in the air, much to the relief of allergy sufferers. But a study suggests that in some situations, pollen levels can actually increase during or shortly after snowfall.

SNOW MIGHT NOT BE THE POLLEN CLEANSER WE THOUGHT IT WAS

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