Current pollen report for Tyrol

February 06^th 2026

First signs of increasing pollen activity in Tyrol!

Following last week’s report, when pollen levels remained very low due to unfavourable weather, conditions are now beginning to change. Over the coming days, temperatures in the valleys are expected to rise above 5 °C, with sunny conditions forecast for the weekend. This weather pattern is considerably more favourable for pollen production and dispersal than what we have observed so far this year.

Alder pollen: Alder pollen concentrations may increase and reach low to locally moderate allergenic levels, particularly during sunny periods. Alder is typically the first pollen type of relevance for allergy sufferers at the beginning of the season.

Hazel pollen: Many hazel catkins are still closed, but some have begun to open over the last few days. The upcoming mild and sunny weather is likely to accelerate catkin development, preparing hazel for pollination.

Other pollen types: Only very small amounts of other pollen types are currently being recorded.

Situation at higher altitudes: At higher elevations, temperatures remain lower and vegetation development is still delayed. Consequently, no relevant pollen load is expected, and no allergenic risk is currently present in these areas.

After a delayed and very quiet start to the pollen season, the improving weather is expected to increase pollen release at low elevations. As a result, the allergenic load is likely to rise over the weekend and into the beginning of next week, while higher-altitude regions remain unaffected for now.

We will continue to closely monitor this transition phase, which often marks the effective start of the pollen season in Tyrol.