The Pollen Calendar
Wondering which pollens peak each month? Check our pollen calendar to find out when pollens are most present throughout the year!
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The pollen forecast for your area
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Sign Up for Email AlertsCheck the pollen count in Calgary today to see what allergens are out there causing your hay fever to go haywire. Enter your postal code above to see the daily pollen count in Calgary.
Whether it’s the Calgary Stampede or the Calgary Zoo you’re looking to visit, our pollen tracker will outline how high the pollen count in Calgary is going to be over the coming days.
Trees produce pollen in Calgary from March until July. Calgary’s most common tree allergens are Elm, Birch, Pine, Poplar, and Ash trees1. Grass pollen is in the air from April until July as well, followed by weed pollen. Ragweed pollen is the dominant strain in Calgary, beginning in August through September (or until cooler temperatures take over.)
Hay fever season for Calgary begins in March, when trees begin producing pollen, followed by grasses in April and weeds in August. Popular places like Prince’s Island Park and Bow River will be pollen central during these months. Even the Heritage Park Historical Village can induce seasonal allergies, unless you take care to prioritize the indoor exhibitions.
Calgary’s generosity extends to pollen levels in spring and summer, when the pollen count hits its high. Tree, grass and weed pollen all reach peaks at different times – so it’s worth planning any trips to the city’s parks and woodlands when they are lower. Check out Your Pollen Pal before you plan your day out on the town.
Explore the city by visiting one of these well-known landmarks.
Calgary is one city where Canada’s infamous winters can help anyone trying to avoid pollen in the warmer weather! Using the Skywalk to get around, you will have access to 18 km of elevated walkways and bridges, enabling you to shop and visit museums to your heart’s content. Keep in mind that depending on your allergies, you may want to avoid the Devonian Gardens, the indoor botanical garden containing over 550 trees and 20,000 plants.
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Wondering which pollens peak each month? Check our pollen calendar to find out when pollens are most present throughout the year!
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