Forecast

End of the Vorarlberg pollen forecast for 2026

The 2026 pollen season has come to an end. As the growing season is now well advanced, concentrations of allergy-triggering pollen are no longer expected. We are therefore discontinuing our forecasting service for this season.

At present, pollen grains from cedar and ivy are occasionally detected. From an allergological point of view, these are of little significance. Isolated instances of grass and ragweed pollen may still be present in the ambient air, but these usually occur only at low concentrations.

Fungal spore levels will remain a factor until the first severe frosts.

However, should you experience more severe allergic symptoms in the coming weeks, this could indicate a house dust mite allergy. To clarify this, please consult an allergist.

The team at Austrian Pollen Information will continue to monitor the situation closely in the coming weeks and will resume its forecasting service once hazel and alder begin to flower. We estimate that the first model data will likely be available in December.

Until then, we hope you enjoy a period with as few symptoms as possible and thank you for your trust during the 2026 pollen season.

Your Austrian Pollen Information team