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Data provided by Western Sydney University.
Today's Forecast for Sydney
Sunday, July 21, 2019
Low*
*Pollen counting season is over. We will begin counting pollen again 1st of October.
Data provided by Western Sydney University.
Sydney Pollen Forecast
Sunday
July 21, 2019
Low
Monday
July 22, 2019
Low
Tuesday
July 23, 2019
Low
Wednesday
July 24, 2019
Low
Thursday
July 25, 2019
Low
Friday
July 26, 2019
Low
Victorian District Pollen Forecast
Victorian District Pollen Forecast Map
Last updated: Sunday, July 21, 2019 09:52 AM
Northern Country
Unknown
South West
Unknown
North East
Unknown
North Central
Unknown
West and South Gippsland
Unknown
Wimmera
Unknown
Mallee
Unknown
East Gippsland
Unknown
Central
Unknown
Thunderstorm Asthma Forecast
The epidemic thunderstorm asthma forecast combines the Bureau of Meteorology's forecast of a certain type of thunderstorm and the grass pollen forecast in each of the state's districts. More information about the forecast can here.
Central
Unknown
East Gippsland
Unknown
Mallee
Unknown
North Central
Unknown
North East
Unknown
Northern Country
Unknown
South West
Unknown
West and South Gippsland
Unknown
Wimmera
Unknown
Thunderstorm Asthma Forecast Maps
Note: The above epidemic thunderstorm asthma forecast information was provided by the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services and the Bureau of Meteorology. For more information pertaining to these forecasts visit this website.
Last updated: Monday, December 31, 2018 02:00 PM

Recent News

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AusPollen Post-season Questionnaire 2018/2019
Jan. 31, 2019

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Airborne pollen and mould both present
Dec. 8, 2017

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.

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Airborne mould is high
Dec. 7, 2017

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.

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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