Saturday 17 October

Pollen Forecast Austria

Now

None

Level 0 of 5

No elevated pollen levels — good conditions for outdoor activities.

Vienna, Wien

Next Hours
  • 08:00: Level 0 of 5: None
  • 09:00: Level 0 of 5: None
  • 10:00: Level 0 of 5: None
  • 11:00: Level 0 of 5: None
  • 12:00: Level 0 of 5: None
  • 13:00: Level 0 of 5: None

Peak: Level 0 of 5: None(08:00)

Decrease expected

Model calculation for Vienna area. Source: CAMS/Copernicus via Open-Meteo.

No pollen type is currently at a noticeable level.

No pollen load (5) · Alder, Birch, Grass, Mugwort, Ragweed

Alder

Alnus

Level 0 of 5: None
0grains/m³
SneezingItchy eyesBlocked nose

Birch

Betula

Level 0 of 5: None
0grains/m³
Hay feverAsthmaItchy eyes

Grass

Poaceae

Level 0 of 5: None
0grains/m³
Hay feverAsthmatic symptomsSkin reactions

Mugwort

Artemisia

Level 0 of 5: None
0.1grains/m³
SneezingItchy eyesAsthma

Ragweed

Ambrosia

Level 0 of 5: None
0grains/m³
Severe hay feverAsthmaSkin rash

Data: CAMS/Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service via Open-Meteo

Pollen Forecast — Next 24 Hours

Vienna, Wien

The values are available in the expandable data table below the chart.

Pollen levels explained

  1. 0 None
  2. 1 Low
  3. 2 Moderate
  4. 3 High
  5. 4 Very High
  6. 5 Extreme

Dashed lines mark the thresholds for levels 1 to 5. Each pollen type uses its own grain-count thresholds; spacing within a level is relative. 0 means “no load” on our scale, not necessarily zero pollen.

View thresholds by pollen type
Ranges in grains/m³. Each lower bound is included; the upper bound belongs to the next level.
Pollen Type0 · None1 · Low2 · Moderate3 · High4 · Very High5 · Extreme
Alder0 – < 1010 – < 5050 – < 8080 – < 150150 – < 300≥ 300
Birch0 – < 1010 – < 5050 – < 100100 – < 200200 – < 400≥ 400
Grass0 – < 55 – < 2020 – < 5050 – < 100100 – < 200≥ 200
Mugwort0 – < 55 – < 1515 – < 3030 – < 5050 – < 100≥ 100
Ragweed0 – < 55 – < 1515 – < 3030 – < 5050 – < 100≥ 100
Hourly values as a table
Model values in grains/m³. Time zone: Europe/Vienna.
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Pollen Season Austria

Full Calendar
Pollen Season Austria
Pollen TypeJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober, Current monthNovemberDecember
AlderSeasonPeak levelPeak levelSeasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the season
BirchOutside the seasonOutside the seasonSeasonPeak levelSeasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the season
GrassOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonSeasonPeak levelPeak levelPeak levelSeasonSeasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the season
MugwortOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonPeak levelPeak levelSeasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the season
Ragweed, Currently activeOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonSeasonPeak levelPeak levelSeasonOutside the seasonOutside the season
HazelSeasonPeak levelSeasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the season
AshOutside the seasonOutside the seasonSeasonPeak levelSeasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the season
RyeOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonPeak levelPeak levelSeasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the seasonOutside the season
Season Peak level Active Current month
1

Monitor pollen levels

Check the current pollen levels for your location daily. Levels are especially high in the mornings and on warm, windy days.

2

Ventilate the right way

In the city, ventilate in the evening; in the countryside, in the morning. Pollen levels are lowest after rain.

3

Know your cross-allergies

Many pollen allergy sufferers also react to certain foods. Birch pollen allergy sufferers should be careful with apples, cherries and hazelnuts.

4

Consult a doctor

For severe symptoms, an allergological evaluation is important. Modern therapies like immunotherapy can help in the long term.

Data: CAMS/Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service via Open-Meteo