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When most people think of winter, they picture snow, cold air, and a break from allergy season. But in warm, humid states like Florida , winter allergies don’t take time off they just change form. Why Allergies Flare Up in Florida’s “Winter” Unlike northern states, Florida’s mild winter means plants, grass, and mold continue to thrive year-round. Common winter allergens include: Mold spores  — triggered by humidity and fallen leaves Dust mites  — often stirred up by indoor he

Cold weather doesn’t mean you’re safe from allergies. Indoor triggers like dust mites, mold, and pet dander often flare up in winter and can mimic cold symptoms. Knowing the key differences helps you get the right care faster.. Quick comparison Symptom Winter Allergies Cold / Viral Infection Nasal discharge Clear, watery Thick, yellow/green (after a few days) Fever Rare Common (with flu/viral illnesses) Duration Weeks–months (while exposed) Shorter (5–10 days) Sneezing / itc

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