Current pollen report for Tyrol
March 06th 2026
Spring-like weather keeps pollen levels high!
Following last week’s report, the warm and sunny spring-like weather has continued and remains highly favourable for pollen production and dispersal. As anticipated, we have recorded large amounts of pollen in our monitoring stations across the region. Alder and hazel pollen concentrations have been and remain at moderate to high levels, especially in lowland areas. We are now at the peak of the pollen season for these early-flowering species.
Alder pollen: Alder pollen levels remain elevated and are expected to stay at moderate to high levels in the coming days. The continued mild and sunny conditions support the ongoing pollen release.
Hazel pollen: Hazel continues to flower, and the pollen concentrations remain high. Moderate to high levels are expected to persist across much of the region over the coming week.
Other pollen types: In addition to alder and hazel, pollen from poplar, elm, the cypress family and willow are also being recorded, however these pollen types have low allergenic relevance.
Situation at higher altitudes: At higher elevations above the valley bottoms, vegetation development is still delayed. No relevant pollen load is expected there, and no allergenic risk is currently present.
Overall, the pollen levels are expected to remain moderate to high over the coming days and into the next week. This is currently a challenging period for persons sensitive to pollen allergy, many of whom are experiencing stronger symptoms. We will continue to provide regular updates to help you to stay informed during this peak phase.
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