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Adelaide pollen count today and forecast

Friday 2 October: grass pollen in Adelaide is Low (modelled estimate). Most of it is drifting in from about 50 km S, from the pastures around Mount Compass, on a S wind of 17 km/h. Saturday: Low. Sunday: Low.

Updated from the ECMWF forecast run of 2 Oct, 10:00 am AEST. Modelled estimate, not an official count: for the official count and forecast see PollenForecast. Model: published Victorian method, not yet checked against local counts (how it works).

Fri 02 Low
14.6°C max · 3.5 mm rain
Sat 03 Low
16°C max · 1.3 mm rain
Sun 04 Low
16.3°C max · 0.1 mm rain

Where Adelaide's grass pollen comes from

Pasture and grassland around Adelaide are the main source of spring grass pollen here; the Victorian method is applied with local satellite greenness and has not been checked against local counts. On the map, particles leave pasture cells (ABARES land use) and ride today's forecast wind. Their number follows today's modelled level, so a dense stream means a high day. This season's peak is expected around 4 November, from the 2017-2025 average timing until this spring's pasture drying is observed by satellite.

Nearby

Map of today's grass pollen drifting on the wind
Grass
Low · S 17 km/h