Our Las Vegas pollen count and mold data comes from the National Allergy Bureau™ (NAB™) and is based on airborne samples collected at NAB-certified monitoring stations throughout Clark County and in Jean, Nevada. At UNLV, NAB-certified professionals collect, identify, and count airborne pollen and mold under the direction of Dr. Jason Bellak, Station Head for the National Allergy Bureau at UNLV, helping track allergen activity across Southern Nevada. Unlike many pollen reports on weather websites and apps that may rely on computer models and forecasts, these counts reflect allergens actually collected and identified in our local air. This provides a direct measurement of local pollen and mold levels rather than simply an estimate of what levels are expected to be.

At the Allergy & Asthma Center, we provide this local pollen data to help you better understand what’s in the air each day. Knowing which allergens are elevated can help you anticipate symptoms and take steps to reduce your exposure.