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Introducing the AllergyRhino Pollen Map

  • Writer: AllergyRhino
    AllergyRhino
  • Sep 16
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 18

Allergies aren’t limited to one season. While pollen peaks in spring and summer, many people experience symptoms as early as winter and into autumn. Managing them can feel unpredictable — one day feels fine, and the next brings itchy eyes, blocked sinuses, or endless sneezing.


That’s why we’ve built the AllergyRhino pollen map: a free tool to help you take control of your allergies all year round.

Stylized rainbow contour map with "Allergy Rhino" text on a label featuring a rhino logo, set against a green background.

Why a pollen map matters

Pollen levels shift daily, depending on the season, the weather, and even the time of day. Having a clear picture of what’s in the air can make a real difference in your daily choices.

Our map helps you answer questions like:


  • What are pollen levels like around my home today?

  • Should I expect high pollen near my workplace this week?

  • Is it a good day to take the kids to the park, or should we plan something indoors?

  • When’s the best time to mow the lawn, walk the dog, or go for a run?


With our map, you can check live pollen levels for grass, tree, and weed allergens, plus see a five-day forecast so you can prepare in advance.

Features

Pollen app showing "Very high" grass pollen in Waterloo, forecast colors, and map of London. Text and icons visible. Bright colors dominate.

The pollen map is simple to use: just search by postcode, city, or place name to see conditions in your chosen area. You’ll get:

🌱 Live pollen counts for your location


📅 Five-day outlook to help you plan ahead


🌳🌾🌿 Dedicated maps for grass, tree, and weed pollen so you can track what affects you most


You can also leave your email and location with us to receive occasional updates and alerts tailored to your area.



Our mission

At AllergyRhino, our mission is to give people with allergies the tools they need to live better. By creating digital products like the pollen map, we’re building awareness of allergy triggers and supporting our wider goal of developing more effective allergy treatments in the future.

Try it today

Map showing "Hyde Park London, UK" with a pollen index of 5/5, indicating very high grass pollen. Includes plant and species details.

The pollen map is now live on our website and free to use. We’d love to hear your feedback as you explore it and help us shape the future of allergy care.

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