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About Pollen in Gateshead

Gateshead’s allergy profile commences in spring (March-May) with dominant Birch and Oak pollen originating from Saltwell Park and urban street trees; this transitions to high summer (May-July) with pervasive Grass pollen from River Tyne embankments and local green spaces. The Tyne Valley’s topography can trap airborne allergens, intensifying local concentrations; late-season allergies (September-November) feature Mould spores, prevalent near decaying leaf litter in parks and damp urban environments.

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The pollen count in Gateshead today is moderate, driven mainly by Mugwort.

MED
15 active species
Refreshing live forecast…
4-Day Forecast:
Morning
Grass LOW
Tree LOW
Weed LOW
Afternoon
Grass LOW
Tree LOW
Weed MED
Evening
Grass LOW
Tree LOW
Weed LOW
SpeciesLevelCount
🌿 MugwortMED6 grains/m³
🌿 Western RagweedMED5 grains/m³
🌿 Giant RagweedLOW4 grains/m³
🌿 SagebrushLOW3 grains/m³
🌾 Cock's-footLOW3 grains/m³
+35 more tracked
Perennial Ryegrass Timothy Grass Grass (mixed) Russian Thistle Stinging Nettle Pigweed Common Ragweed Fat Hen Ribwort Plantain Common Sorrel Box Elder Alder 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 London Plane Black Poplar Mesquite White Oak Holm Oak English Oak Field Elm
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Last updated: 14:18 UTC
4-Day ForecastTreeGrassWeed
Sat 17 OctLOWLOWMED
Sun 18 OctLOWLOWMED
Mon 19 OctLOWLOWMED
Tue 20 OctLOWLOWMED

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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