Forecast

Minimal pollen concentrations in Tyrol!

Grass pollen. The region continues to have generally low grass pollen concentrations. As September progresses, no significant increase is expected and the overall exposure should remain minimal.

Mugwort. Pollen concentrations are also low across the region and no further increase is expected. As the mugwort season has already passed its peak, the overall exposure remains low.

Ragweed in Tyrol. In Tyrol, the plant only occurs in a few scattered stands. However, a larger area where ragweed is spreading has been identified between Rietz and Haiming. People who are sensitive to ragweed and live in or visit this area should take special precautions. Ragweed has been gradually spreading in Tyrol for years, which is why we are keeping a close eye on the pollen situation.

Other types of pollen. Other plant pollens are also present in small quantities, but generally have only a minor allergenic effect.

Fungal spores. The concentrations of fungal sp ores are currently in the medium range and can trigger allergic reactions in some people. It should be noted that the spore load increases significantly after rainfall in sunny weather.