If you found yourself sniffling and sneezing through the spring in 2014, this year may not be too different. AccuWeather reported that 2015 will look a lot like 2014 when it comes to spring allergies.
Like last year, 2015 will have delayed tree pollen release in much of the Northeast because of the rough winter. This doesn't mean that there's more pollen than normal, but it can last longer than normal. Peak allergies around the Virginia, Maryland and Delaware area hit in the early to middle of May. In New Jersey, New York and New England, peak allergies are expected in early June.