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With Pollen Pal you’re one step ahead. Monitor the pollen levels in Southampton before heading out in and around the city so you can enjoy a stress-free day.
Stay informed on the live pollen count in Southampton for your postcode so you can comfortably enjoy strolling around Southampton Common or the city centre’s many parks and gardens. Plan ahead by checking the pollen count in Southampton today to avoid the symptoms of hay fever.
Southampton prides itself on being one of the UK’s most eco-friendly cities. Whilst these green ambitions are great news for the environment, sufferers of hay fever may find themselves wanting to spend less time outdoors in the city’s parks and surrounding nature as the pollen count creeps higher.
On the waterfront, high pollen may be less of an issue due to the coastal winds and salt water, which can prevent pollen levels from becoming too high. However, Southampton is also largely surrounded by Hampshire’s lush greenery such as the Itchen Valley Country Park and Lords Wood. During the heat of summer or days when the wind blows unfavourably, the higher pollen levels can make being outdoors insufferable.
Pollen counts in Southampton typically reach their highest levels from mid-spring through to late summer so it’s good to check the hotspots to avoid when out and about.
If the pollen count in Southampton is high, don’t let this stop you enjoying your day with friends and family. The city and surrounding area is packed full of great activities where you can better manage your hay fever symptoms. Listed below are a few of our favourite fun locations to enjoy:
Whatever your interests are, you’ll find something in Southampton, thanks to its multitude of museums and galleries. These fantastic attractions offer a great day out – no matter what the pollen levels are.
Don’t let being indoors stop you from getting active. Here are some of the best indoor activities that will get your adrenaline pumping.
With its rich history, there’s no shortage of culture in Southampton so remember to pack plenty into your visit. You’ll find everything from family-friendly activities to those best reserved for adults.
Kimberly-Clark are not affiliated with any of the places or activities recommended on this site.
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