Saturday 15 August Updated 23:56

Pollen is very low in Boston today.

Tomorrow stays at this level.

Grass

Very low

Index value 1 of 5.

Grass active.

Tree

None

Index value 0 of 5.

Weed

None

Index value 0 of 5.

Boston sits in Lincolnshire and takes its pollen pattern from the East Midlands forecast region. Around 45,300 people live here. Hay fever sufferers should track all three pollen types from March through August.

Tree pollen here is dominated by oak, silver birch and ash, with grass led by ryegrass and timothy and weeds by nettle and mugwort.

Tree pollen typically peaks in April. Grass counts are highest from late May to June. A mix of farmland and woodland produces a long grass season and a sharp tree peak in April.

For the wider regional view see East Midlands, or browse every area we cover.

Hay fever season in Boston

The pollen season in Boston runs from February to October. The worst months are typically April, June, July and August.

Month-by-month pollen calendar for Boston: tree, grass and weed pollen activity from January to December.
PollenJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Tree pollenJan: noneFeb: lowMar: activeApr: peakMay: activeJun: lowJul: noneAug: noneSep: noneOct: noneNov: noneDec: none
Grass pollenJan: noneFeb: noneMar: noneApr: noneMay: lowJun: peakJul: peakAug: activeSep: noneOct: noneNov: noneDec: none
Weed pollenJan: noneFeb: noneMar: noneApr: noneMay: noneJun: lowJul: activeAug: peakSep: activeOct: lowNov: noneDec: none
  • Tree pollen in Boston runs from February to June. It peaks in April.
  • Grass pollen in Boston runs from May to August. It peaks in June.
  • Weed pollen in Boston runs from June to October. It peaks in August.

See the full UK pollen calendar or read when hay fever season starts and ends.

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