Birmingham Pollen Count Today

Overall pollen level Low highest forecast for today

Main pollen today None Zero or near-zero values for every type

Pollen in Birmingham by type: highest forecast value of the day, today and the next days (grains/m³)
Type Today
Mon
Tue
Wed
Grass Low0 Low0 Low0 Low0
Birch Low0 Low0 Low0 Low0
Alder Low0 Low0 Low0 Low0
Mugwort Low0 Low0 Low0 Low0
Ragweed Low0 Low0 Low0 Low0

Updated (UK time) · Source: Open-Meteo, Copernicus CAMS model

Pollen levels in Birmingham this week

The overall level stays low on all 4 days the model forecasts, through . Each column is the day's highest forecast value; the type under the level is the one that sets it.

Pollen forecast for Birmingham: overall level per day (highest forecast value)
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Low Low Low Low

Birmingham pollen calendar

The five pollen types the model covers here, month by month, at Birmingham's own coordinates: the average of the daily highs over 2023–2025, graded with the same thresholds as today's level. A model (Copernicus CAMS, via Open-Meteo), not a pollen trap. The current month is outlined.

Birmingham pollen calendar: average level each month by type (mean of daily highs, grains/m³)
Type Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Grass near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0.2 Low4.5 High69.4 Moderate29.1 Low4.6 near zero0.4 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0
Birch near zero0 near zero0 Low4.3 Very high95.2 Low4.4 near zero0.1 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0
Alder near zero0.5 Low3.4 Low7 Low2.2 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0
Mugwort near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 Low8.1 High45.6 Low7.9 near zero0.1 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0
Ragweed near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0.4 near zero0 near zero0 near zero0

Hay fever in Birmingham

How Birmingham's worst month for each type compares with the other 18 UK and Ireland cities on Respira, on the same 2023–2025 model average:

Across Britain and Ireland, grass pollen is the main trigger of hay fever, from late spring into summer. Tree pollen (alder, then birch) comes first, and mugwort follows in late summer where it grows. Ragweed, which dominates late summer in parts of central Europe, barely registers here.

Frequently asked questions

What is the pollen count in Birmingham today?

For Sunday 4 October, the overall pollen level forecast for Birmingham is low. By type: grass low (0 grains/m³), birch low (0 grains/m³), alder low (0 grains/m³), mugwort low (0 grains/m³), ragweed low (0 grains/m³). These are the highest hourly values the Copernicus CAMS model forecasts for the day, updated every morning.

When is pollen season in Birmingham?

On the 2023-2025 average of the Copernicus CAMS model, these reach moderate or higher in Birmingham: grass from June to July; birch in April; mugwort in July. Outside those months levels are usually low, and each year the season comes earlier or later with the weather.

When does grass pollen season start in Birmingham?

Grass pollen starts to register in Birmingham in May and peaks in June, on the 2023-2025 average of the Copernicus CAMS model. It is at moderate or higher from June to July. Grass is the main hay fever trigger in Britain and Ireland.

Where does the pollen data for Birmingham come from?

Today's levels, the forecast and the calendar on this page all come from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) model, through Open-Meteo. It is a model of what is in the air at Birmingham's coordinates, not a count from a pollen trap, so it can differ from a station reading. The page is rebuilt every morning and shows when its data was last updated.

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This page is rebuilt once a day for Birmingham. Respira shows the level for your own location, a five-day forecast, alerts the morning your allergen crosses your threshold, and a symptom diary you can export as a PDF for your GP or allergy specialist.

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