News & Events
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.
Tree pollen moderate
Although grass pollen has remained low over the past 24 hours, tree pollen has been at moderate levels. Asthma and hay fever sufferers will need to take care.
Pollen remains low
Pollen remains low despite the warmer weather and thunderstorm activity over the past 24 hours, however airborne mould is present possibly due to the recent humidity and rainfall.
Significant grass pollen over the past 24 hours
Significant amount of grass pollen over the past 24 hours. Asthma and hay fever sufferers will need to take care.
Grass pollen low, airborne mould high!
Although grass pollen has been low over the past 24 hours airborne fungal spores have been high with the current meteorological conditions. Asthma and hayfever sufferers who are allergic to mould will need to take care.
Moderate pollen and mould levels
Pollen and Mould spore levels have remained at moderate levels despite the current wet conditions. Asthma and Hay fever sufferers will need to take care.
Pollen counts remain low, mould spores are high
Although the pollen count remains low with the recent rain, airborne mould seems to be high.
Low pollen counts
Pollen counts have remained low with the current meteorological conditions. Asthma and hay fever sufferers can breathe a sigh of relief.
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