Current pollen report for Tyrol
July 26th 2024
Grass pollen continues to affect allergy sufferers in Tyrol!
Grass pollen. While grass pollen levels in Tyrol are generally low, the allergenic burden can reach moderate levels locally. This is particularly true at higher altitudes, such as in Obergurgl, as well as in the valleys around Wörgl and Lienz. The highest pollen burdens are recorded near meadows and at higher elevations during sunny periods. Additionally, pollen from plantain and dock/sorrel is present in the air, further exacerbating the allergenic burden for individuals affected by grass pollen allergies.
Mugwort pollen. The upcoming threat for pollen allergy sufferers is Mugwort. Currently, we have not detected Mugwort pollen in the air of the region. We will keep you updated on any developments.
Other pollen types. We are also observing pollen from pine and stinging nettle, among others, which are of low allergological significance.
Fungal spores. The concentration of fungal spores is moderate. Fungal spores can cause some allergic reactions.
Weather conditions. It is important to note that rainfall reduces the pollen concentration in the air, providing relief for individuals suffering from pollen allergies.
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Stay informed and take precautions. Staying informed about the pollen loads in the region is key to managing allergies effectively. Keep an eye on our updates and remember to take necessary precautions during this pollen season.
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