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About Pollen in Folkestone

Folkestone’s primary allergy season initiates late March with Birch pollen, prevalent through April from mature trees along The Leas and Radnor Park; April to May introduces significant Oak pollen, originating from scattered deciduous trees within urban green spaces. Late May through July marks peak Grass pollen levels, primarily from extensive coastal grasslands, managed verges, and surrounding agricultural areas.

The town’s coastal topography, featuring cliffs and sheltered valleys, can locally trap pollen, intensifying exposure; late autumn through winter sees elevated Mould spore counts, particularly with damp conditions and decaying leaf litter in parks and near the Pent Stream, contributing to perennial symptoms.

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MED
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SpeciesLevelCount
🌳 Holm OakMED12 grains/m³
🌳 London PlaneLOW7 grains/m³
🌳 English OakLOW5 grains/m³
🌿 Ribwort PlantainLOW4 grains/m³
🌾 Perennial RyegrassLOW3 grains/m³
+35 more tracked
White Oak Common Sorrel Stinging Nettle Pigweed Fat Hen Cock's-foot Grass (mixed) Timothy Grass Russian Thistle Box Elder Alder Common Ragweed Western Ragweed Giant Ragweed Sagebrush Mugwort Paper Birch Silver Birch Downy Birch Australian Pine Japanese Cypress Hazel Japanese Cedar Mediterranean Cypress Bermuda Grass Ash Mountain Cedar White Mulberry Olive Pellitory-of-the-wall Upright Pellitory Parthenium Weed Black Poplar Mesquite Field Elm
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Last updated: 14:02 UTC
4-Day ForecastTreeGrassWeed
Wed 20 MayMEDLOWLOW
Thu 21 MayHIGHMEDMED
Fri 22 MayHIGHMEDHIGH
Sat 23 MayHIGHMEDHIGH

Map of Folkestone (51.084358°, 1.149136°)

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What Pollen Levels Mean
LOW Symptoms are unlikely
MED Moderate risk of symptoms
HIGH Widespread symptoms likely
V.HI Expect significant symptoms
X.HI Extremely high symptom likelihood & severity