If you stepped outside lately and noticed your car, porch, or driveway suddenly covered in yellow dust, you’re seeing the start of pollen season across North Carolina.

Every spring around mid-March, pine trees release huge amounts of pollen into the air. The wind carries it everywhere — covering cars, outdoor furniture, and eventually making its way inside homes.

In this episode, Derek Cole explains what’s really happening when pollen season arrives, why your HVAC system works harder during this time of year, and what homeowners can do to keep their indoor air cleaner before the summer heat arrives.

You’ll learn:
• Why everything turns yellow every spring
• How pollen actually gets inside your home
• Why HVAC filters clog faster this time of year
• Simple steps to protect your indoor air quality

If you live in Laurinburg, Fayetteville, Pinehurst, Sanford, Lumberton, or anywhere across the Sandhills, pollen season is just part of life — but there are smart ways to stay ahead of it and keep your home comfortable.

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