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Airborne pollen and mould both present
Airborne mould remains high, Grass tree and weed pollen are all present over the past 24 hours with the current meteorological conditions. Asthma and hay fever sufferers will need to take care.
Airborne mould is high
Pollen remains low but airborne mould remains high with the current humidity level. Asthma and hay fever sufferers who are allergic to mould will need to take care.
Airborne mould remains high
Pollen remains low but there is still and abundance of airborne mould with the current meteorological conditions. Asthma and hay fever sufferers will need to take care.
Airborne mould is in abundance
Pollen levels have dropped dramatically over the past 24 hours with the recent rainfall; however there is an abundance of airborne mould present. Asthma and hay fever sufferers who are mould allergic will need to take extra care.
Professor Connie Katelaris and Mrs Pamela Burton have been conducting pollen and spore counts for many years in the Sydney region. The current pollen count is generated from a pollen trap situated at Campbelltown Hospital, Campbelltown, NSW
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As part of the AusPollen Partnership Project, this work is supported by NHMRC and matching contributions from partner organisations.
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