UK pollen forecast

Current pollen levels for the UK’s larger cities. The UK pollen season runs from February to September: tree pollen first (hazel, alder, then birch and oak in spring), grass pollen from May to September — the main hay-fever trigger for most people — and weed pollen into early autumn.

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Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Mugwort

Dominant: Grass

South Yorkshire

Dominant: Grass

Greater Manchester

Dominant: Grass

City of Edinburgh

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Mugwort

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Nottinghamshire

Newcastle upon Tyne

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

East Riding of Yorkshire

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Mugwort

Dominant: Grass

Buckinghamshire

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Mugwort

Dominant: Grass

North Yorkshire

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Mugwort

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

North Yorkshire

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

Dominant: Grass

County Limerick

County Londonderry

County Waterford

Dominant: Grass

County Kilkenny

County Westmeath

About pollen monitoring

Copernicus CAMS — European pollen monitoring

Pollen concentrations come from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) European model, which combines observations with atmospheric modelling. Values show grains per cubic metre of air, banded as Low, Moderate, High or Very high — the same bands used in UK pollen forecasts.

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Forecasts from the UK Met Office UKV model, global weather models and official UK environmental data · Met Office UKV model · Environment Agency · Copernicus CAMS · NOAA

Updated: 06:22