according to an emailed statement from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, is fairly normal. “It is normal for bees, yellow jackets, and other stinging insects to be ...

North Carolina's yellow pine pollen, peaking late March to early April, typically diminishes by mid-April and subsides by early May.

citing the North Carolina Division of Air Quality. Footage filmed by Andrew Higginbotham on March 31 shows the yellow allergen scattered throughout a parking lot in Concord. According to the National ...