Pollen Count & Forecast for Corby, North Northamptonshire

Corby’s allergy season commences with significant tree pollen: Birch peaks late March through May, originating from local parkland including Thoroughsale Wood and West Glebe Park; Oak pollen follows closely, affecting areas adjacent to larger woodland edges. Summer transitions to high grass pollen, prevalent late May through July, sourced from amenity grasslands, verges, and peripheral agricultural fields.

Corby’s interspersed urban green infrastructure influences pollen dispersion, creating localised hotspots in sheltered zones; dry, breezy conditions enhance airborne spread. Autumn introduces elevated mould spore counts, particularly from September, driven by leaf litter decomposition and increased dampness within parks and residential environments.