I *think* we can find it just on the BBC weather. I've just bought a new car as something is going badly wrong on mine, and it has a pollen filter, as well as being so well 'sealed' I can drive through a cloud of dust, smoke etc with none of it comin

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I *think* we can find it just on the BBC weather. I've just bought a new car as something is going badly wrong on mine, and it has a pollen filter, as well as being so well 'sealed' I can drive through a cloud of dust, smoke etc with none of it coming into the car. (These weren't my main reasons for getting it - that was to do with the fact that it does between 56-75mpg!!)JennTha can tek t'lass outta Yorkshire...! Don't brand me, don't classify me, don't tell me what to wear. I'll be who I want to be, and I'm proud to be

me.Subject: Figuring out the pollen countTo: asthma Date: Monday, 9 April, 2012, 23:41I use http://www.zyrtec.com/allergy-tools/Allergy-forecast-tool to find out our local pollen count. You enter your zip code and it will give you a low, medium or high numerical rating and lists the top allergens. Where I live it's 9.6 out of 10 right now with mulberry and juniper topping the list. I'm sticking with my Singulair, asthma meds and sinus rinsing to stay out of trouble.JoAnn in

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