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A dog sniffs at a puddle covered with a layer of yellow pine pollen on Hilton Head Island's South Forest Beach on Thursday. The pollen, a harbinger of spring, has already been appearing in the air and gathering in puddles and on automobiles throughout the Lowcountry. (Photo: Jay Karr, Staff photo)
A blob of yellow pine pollen cakes the bottom of a dried-up puddle on Hilton Head Island's South Forest Beach on Thursday. Large amounts of the pollen, a harbinger of spring, have already been appearing in the air and gathering in puddles and on automobiles throughout the Lowcountry. (Photo: Jay Karr, Staff photo)
Vehicles line up for a car wash as Julian Scribner, right, scrubs a windshield Friday afternoon while working at Ultimate Carwash and Family Market in Bluffton. (Photo: Sarah Welliver)
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A dog sniffs a puddle covered with a layer of yellow pine pollen on Hilton Head Island's South Forest Beach on Thursday. The pollen, a harbinger of spring, is already in the air, leaving a yellow film across the area.