Forecast

Forecast improvement in the weather may cause new pollution!

The cold, wet weather has brought the pollen count to a standstill and there is hardly any pollen in the entire country. However, with warmer temperatures and sunshine expected at the weekend, allergy sufferers could find their symptoms increasing again.
In the lowlands, birch and ash are coming to the end of their flowering period, but many grasses are ready to bloom and could cause the first symptoms for people with grass allergies. European beech and oak are also flowering heavily this year.

In the mountainous regions, the birch and ash blossom is only reaching its peak after the weather-related break, and the impact on sensitive people could be very strong once again. The flowering of the grasses is still a little delayed here.
Coniferous trees everywhere produce a lot of dust and yellow coatings, although these are harmless.

Also in the pollen spectrum: pollen from juniper, willow, maple, hornbeam, larch and the first green alders.
The blossom of various fruit trees is harmless for allergy sufferers.

Telephone service: 0662 8044 5555 (March to September)
www.uni-salzburg.at/pollenwarndienst