Long after the weather starts to cool, the effects of a hot, muggy summer wreak havoc for fall allergy sufferers. One reason is because, in many areas of the country, warmer periods mixed with precipitation create the perfect recipe for ragweed and mold spores—the leading culprits for fall allergy symptoms like an itchy throat and eyes, a runny nose, and repeated sneezing.

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