Forecast

The 2024 pollen season is coming to an end!

Autumn has now arrived almost everywhere, heralding the end of the pollen season. For this reason, we will stop sending regular text forecasts for 2024 for the time being.

Only isolated pollen grains of autumn artemisia are registered at our measuring points and ragweed pollen is also very rare, so that the irritation threshold for affected allergy sufferers is only very rarely exceeded.
In addition, ivy and cedar pollen can still be found in the pollen spectrum, but these are hardly relevant from an allergological point of view.

Fungal spores can still cause discomfort, but overall a downward trend can be observed.

What happens next:
An end to allergic exposure to pollen is expected in the next few weeks. As soon as representative model data on the start of flowering of alder and hazel is available, which is expected to be the case in mid to late December, we will again produce regular text forecasts.
Should the situation change contrary to expectations, we will of course inform you immediately about the expected impact!

Until then, we wish all pollen allergy sufferers a relaxing and symptom-free time and hope to be able to support you again next year in getting through the allergy season as well as possible.