| Region | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27-06-2022 | 28-06-2022 | 29-06-2022 | |
| Leinster | H | M | M |
| Munster | M | L | L |
| Connacht | M | L | M |
| Ulster | M | L | M |
L = Low
M = Moderate
H = High
VH = Very high
N/A = Not available
The pollen risk will be moderate to high during any prolonged dry and warm spells. Wet weather moving in for tomorrow, so the risk will mainly be low. Fungal spores: moderate risk after rainfall.
The main tree pollen season has finished but lime (linden) trees are dispersing low amounts of allergenic pollen, affecting a minority of hay fever sufferers.
Grass pollen will be high or very high on warm, dry days.
Weed pollen includes low to moderate amounts of plantain and dock and nettle at a high risk in the southern regions in good weather.
Fungal spores include Leptosphaeria, which will increase for a time after rainfall and affect a minority of sufferers, Cladosporium at moderate risk in warm, dry and sunny weather and Alternaria on the increase but still low for now.
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Forecast updated at around 11:15 AM daily
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Tosóidh réamhaisnéisí phailin Samhraidh 2019.