It's the time of year mountain cedars like the Ashe juniper start releasing pollen.
"It gets blown around by wind," said Karl Flocke, a woodland ecologist for Texas A&M Forest Service."We inhale it, and that'll cause an allergic reaction."
The timing can be confusing, since cedar fever season comes right in the middle of cold and flu season. Symptoms can be similar to COVID-19 symptoms as well. And even though it's called cedar fever, if your temperature is high, pollen's probably not the cause. If you are experiencing an allergic reaction to the cedar pollen, you can help manage the symptoms with over-the-counter medications or antihistamines.
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