Saturday 24 October Updated 13:46

No pollen in Newcastle upon Tyne today.

Tomorrow stays at this level.

Grass

None

Index value 0 of 5.

Tree

None

Index value 0 of 5.

Weed

None

Index value 0 of 5.

Hay fever sufferers in Newcastle upon Tyne should track all three pollen types from March through August.

Tree pollen here is dominated by silver birch, alder and oak, with grass led by ryegrass and cocksfoot and weeds by nettle and plantain.

Tree pollen typically peaks in April. Grass counts are highest from June into early July. Cooler springs push the tree peak slightly later than the south.

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

Hay fever season in Newcastle upon Tyne

The pollen season in Newcastle upon Tyne runs from March to October. The worst months are typically April, May, July and August.

Month-by-month pollen calendar for Newcastle upon Tyne: tree, grass and weed pollen activity from January to December.
PollenJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Tree pollenJan: noneFeb: noneMar: lowApr: peakMay: peakJun: lowJul: noneAug: noneSep: noneOct: noneNov: noneDec: none
Grass pollenJan: noneFeb: noneMar: noneApr: noneMay: lowJun: activeJul: peakAug: activeSep: lowOct: noneNov: noneDec: none
Weed pollenJan: noneFeb: noneMar: noneApr: noneMay: noneJun: noneJul: activeAug: peakSep: activeOct: lowNov: noneDec: none
  • Tree pollen in Newcastle upon Tyne runs from March to June. It peaks in April.
  • Grass pollen in Newcastle upon Tyne runs from May to September. It peaks in July.
  • Weed pollen in Newcastle upon Tyne runs from July 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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