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Wales Online
Health
Lydia Stephens

Five lesser-known hay fever symptoms you might not have heard of

Many people who suffer with hayfever are feeling it more than usual right now. Wales has experienced a particularly long dry spell of weather which is contributing to high levels of pollen in the air.

According to the Met Office, there are a number of perfect conditions for pollen to thrive. For grass, temperatures between 18 - 28 °C could give a high count if it’s a dry day with low humidity and a gentle breeze.

The pollen forecast for Wales for the next few days is very high, with grass pollen in its "peak". The pollen count is predicted to reach a peak on Tuesday, June 13, although the Met Office is warning sufferers to prepare for weeks of hay fever, as we move into “grass season”. You can get more story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.

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