Houston jumps 22 spots to be named 12th worst city for allergies
Pollen accumulates on a street sign in the Boulevard Oaks neighborhood in Houston on Tuesday, April 12, 2022.Allergies in Houston are no joke. The city was ranked as the No.
12 most challenging city for allergies by theThe foundation's 2023 report pushed Houston up 22 spots from last year's No. 34 ranking for worst allergies. Still, it could be worse. Dallas, at No 2, was the only Texas city to break into the top 10. Wichita, Kansas was ranked No. 1.
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