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SNELLER: Winter weather this year brings big spike in mold

_MARK SNELLER_ (mailto:living@...)

Tucson Citizen

What can we look forward to in the air this winter in our desert community?

One would suspect there would be no allergens of note outdoors because we are

between the fall and spring pollen seasons.

Not so. In fact, a number of weather factors can cause just the opposite

effect.

For example, in November and at least for the first part of December, we have

had an unusually high amount of mold in the outdoor air. This is because of

's Law as it pertains to mold: Whatever can go wrong will go wrong.