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After Rain Heavy Pollen Season Comes to Us

Summary by Kronen Zeitung
Austria's allergy sufferers have to arm themselves: After the rainy spring weeks, an explosion of grass pollen pollution is now threatening. While the tree pollen season is already ending, the particularly intensive phase of the grass bloom is imminent. The many precipitations have slowed down the release, but the growth of the plants is fueled. If dry and sunny weather is now approaching, the Austrian pollen information service announced in a m…

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Austria's allergy sufferers have to arm themselves: After the rainy spring weeks, an explosion of grass pollen pollution is now threatening. While the tree pollen season is already ending, the particularly intensive phase of the grass bloom is imminent. The many precipitations have slowed down the release, but the growth of the plants is fueled. If dry and sunny weather is now approaching, the Austrian pollen information service announced in a m…

·Vienna, Austria
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The "over-averagely intensive" grass pollen season is currently heading towards its peak in Salzburg, as announced by the pollen information service on Wednesday. Allergy sufferers have to adapt to stress by August.

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When dry and sunny weather occurs after the many rains, an above-average intensive grass pollen season is to be expected. The season lasts until August.

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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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