Yes. Pollen is high in WA (Warrington) today.

WA covers part of North West England and follows its regional pollen pattern closely.

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

Tree pollen typically peaks in April. Grass counts are highest from June into early July. Damper conditions can suppress airborne grains, but birch can spike sharply on dry April days.

For the wider regional view see North West England.