The Pollen Calendar
Wondering which pollens peak each month? Check our pollen calendar to find out when pollens are most present throughout the year!
Read MorePlease wait a moment while your pollen is being counted
The pollen forecast for your area
The weather forecast for your area
Grass
Low
0 PPM
Trees
High
636 PPM
Weeds
Low
10 PPM
Current location
Stay one step ahead of pollen with personalized alerts!
Sign Up for Email AlertsPlanning your day but don’t want pollen to get in your way? Then enter your postal code in Your Pollen Pal above, designed to show you the daily pollen count in Toronto.
Check how your hay fever could be affected with Your Pollen Pal – giving you an accurate pollen count in Toronto for the days ahead. Whether you’re strolling around the grounds of Casa Loma or planning a picnic with pals in High Park, track pollen levels so you can be prepared with a pocketful of Kleenex® Ultra facial tissues.
Trees produce pollen in Toronto from March until July. Toronto’s most common tree allergens are Birch trees, Mulberry trees, Hickory trees, and Poplar trees.1 Grass pollen is in the air from April until July as well, followed by weed pollen. Ragweed pollen is the dominant strain in Toronto, beginning in August through September (or until cooler temperatures take over).
While the Toronto skyline may be dominated by skyscrapers, capped off by the CN Tower, but the city also has many green spaces, from Queen’s Park to Trinity-Bellwoods and the 400-acre High Park. Check in with Your Pollen Pal to assess the pollen levels before you make plans to rent that quadricycle on Toronto Island you and your friends have been wanting to try.
As the most populous city in Canada, Toronto boasts a huge range of attractions. From The CN Tower to its many art galleries and museums, there are plenty of amazing indoor attractions to keep you busy on high pollen days. Discover your local pollen forecast with our pollen tracker to know what type of pollen count to expect. During high pollen times, why not pre-book tickets to some of the city’s best-loved attractions to make sure your plans are organized.
Whether you’re considering the EdgeWalk or a more sedate reservation in the 360 restaurant, the CN Tower is Toronto’s most famous and recognizable landmark. It’s not the only place to visit though between hockey memorials and notable markets, what's not to enjoy?
Bringing the kids out for the day? Try any of these interactive exhibitions that are sure to thrill and entertain them (and you!):
Looking for an evening out? Toronto won’t disappoint with its wide variety of Broadway plays and musical selections there is sure to be something for everyone.
Sources:
Wondering which pollens peak each month? Check our pollen calendar to find out when pollens are most present throughout the year!
Read MoreThere are many different types of pollen present in Canada. Find out when tree, grass and weed pollen peak and how to identify them?
Read MoreHay fever symptoms vary from sneezes & coughs to headaches and is often confused with cold. Learn how to spot the signs of hay fever!
Read More