Ragweed Allergens Register High Across Central Texas Amid Warm Weather
Ragweed allergens are registering high in Central Texas while temperatures remain warm, with afternoons in the low 80s and cool mornings in the low 60s.
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, October 26, 2026 —
Ragweed allergens are registering high in Central Texas as the region continues to experience warm afternoons and cooler mornings. Afternoon temperatures are in the low 80s, while morning temperatures are in the low 60s, according to the information provided.
The report describes allergen levels as high but does not give a specific pollen count, identify a monitoring station or source, or state when the readings were recorded. It also does not specify which communities in Central Texas are included in the report or how conditions may vary across the region.
Warm weather is noted alongside the elevated ragweed readings, but no cause for the allergen levels is provided. The available information does not include a forecast, comparisons with previous readings, or details about how long the conditions are expected to continue.
The reported temperatures indicate a difference between the cooler mornings and warmer afternoons. No precise daily highs or lows were supplied beyond the approximate ranges, and no dates were given for the temperature observations.
Further details about the measurement method and timing were not provided. As a result, the information describes current conditions in general terms rather than offering a location-specific or time-specific account of allergen levels.
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