
These Indiana Cities are Allergy Nightmares
Allergy season is upon us in Indiana. If you suffer from seasonal allergies, you might want to avoid these cities at all costs in the Hoosier State.
If you're like me, the weather we experience this time of year here in Indiana really messes with your allergies. The flowers are blooming, the farmers are in the field, and you're sneezing and rubbing your eyes all day long. It's spring, and with that comes seasonal allergies for many Hoosiers. It seems like most of the people I know tend to struggle around this time when it comes to allergies. In fact, my household has been hit very hard with allergies recently. There are many factors that contribute to seasonal allergies. I mean, you name it, and Indiana has it. Tree pollen, grass pollen, weed pollen, and the air itself, in some cases. Oh, and 2025 is shaping up to be the worst season for allergies yet, according to a new study!
Worst Cities for Allergies in Indiana
Lawn Love compiled data that shows where allergies are the most obnoxious in the nation. They ranked nearly 500 cities that struggle with seasonal allergies. The study identified the most relevant factors for ranking the Worst Cities for Grass Allergies This Summer and grouped them into three categories:
- Allergy Risk
- Allergen Severity
- Detection and Treatment

Of the 500 cities in this study, only eight Indiana cities were among the worst in America. Luckily, none of these cities was near the worst. That being said, the chances of your allergies going haywire near these eight cities are pretty high!
Eight Indiana Cities Where Allergies Hit the Hardest
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So, if you live in Indiana and think your allergies are bad, perhaps they aren't as bad as the allergies that folks in these cities are dealing with.
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