Pollen Count & Forecast for Worcester, Malvern Hills
About Pollen in Worcester
Worcester’s spring allergy profile is dominated by Birch and Oak pollen, prevalent from late March to May across urban green spaces including Gheluvelt Park and surrounding Malvern Hills woodlands; May to July brings peak Grass pollen, originating from extensive riverside meadows bordering the River Severn and River Teme.
Local topography, particularly the Malvern Hills, influences pollen dispersal and trapping; autumn through winter sees elevated mould spore counts, driven by decaying leaf litter in parks and persistent damp along the River Severn’s banks.
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Grass
Tree
Weed
What Pollen Levels Mean
LOW
Symptoms are unlikely
MEDIUM
Moderate risk of symptoms
HIGH
Widespread symptoms likely
VERY HIGH
Expect significant symptoms
EXTREME
Extremely high symptom likelihood & severity