Forecast

Situation and medium-term forecast for

Issued on October 11, 2024

The pollen season in Tyrol is over!

As many plants have already finished flowering, our pollen traps at all altitudes and throughout the province are only detecting isolated pollen grains. These low pollen concentrations in the air no longer reach the irritation threshold.

However, it should be noted that fungal spores can still be present in the air in low to moderate concentrations until November. These can trigger allergic reactions.

As the 2024 pollen season has come to an end, we are now publishing our last weekly pollen count report for this year. Pollen concentrations in the Tyrolean air will continue to be measured in the fall and winter. We will report again in 2025 when the first plants bloom and the pollen concentration in the air rises again.

For anyone who would like to take a look at the annual trend for the 2024 pollen season, we will publish our annual pollen report for Tyrol online in February 2025. We will inform you as soon as the report is online. In order to improve the newsletter and the quality of the information for you, we welcome any feedback you can send us by e-mail to pollenwarndienst@uibk.ac.at.

We thank you for your interest and wish you a symptom-free fall and winter season. We look forward to informing pollen allergy sufferers and interested parties about the pollen situation in Tyrol again next year.

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Universität Innsbruck
Institut für Botanik
Dr. Laurent Marquer
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