The Met Office said that grass pollen levels will begin to “rise to high” as a result of a spell of settled weather
Hay fever sufferers have been warned to prepare for a difficult end to the week as grass pollen levels across the country are expected to skyrocket.
“The risk will increase to very high from the middle of this forecast period in warm weather. Expect the high risk to arrive in North of England and N. Wales from around June 3, moderate until then.The Met Office added that grass pollen levels will begin to “rise to high” as a result of a spell of settled weather.
Keeping windows closed can also help to keep the air temperature inside your home consistent, which can make breathing easier.Quitting smoking can help reduce hay fever symptoms as it improves air quality and reduces the amount of pollen and other allergens in the air.
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