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Source:ISPRA POLLnet + EEA AirBase - license CC-BY 4.0. Pollen: weekly data. Air: last available measurement (hourly update).

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Week Pollen Count: Week of 2026-04-21/2026-04-27alto

Graminacee
120 gr/m³
alto
very_high allergenicità
Parietaria
45 gr/m³
medio
very_high allergenicità

Air Quality - Toscanamoderate

No measurement stations available for this area.

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Classification unit in biology and taxonomy.m3/1000L or m3/kgRiskHypersensitivity
Graminacee120altovery_high
Parietaria45mediovery_high

Come utilizzare Polline + Qualità Aria

Select your Region

Choose one of Italy's 20 regions from the dropdown menu.

Start Analysis

Premi "Analyze" to recover pollen data (current week) and air quality (latest available measurement) for the selected region.

Read risk levels

Check the allergenic risk badge for each pollen taxon (e.g. grasses, Parietaria) and air pollution level for every air quality station.

Verify if data is representative

Data is illustrative - the ISPRA ingestion service is not yet operational and values shown are mock, clearly marked to avoid confusing the user.

Suggerimenti

  • Useful for those who suffer from seasonal allergies: consult risk before planning outdoor activities this week.
  • Air quality uses the regional capital as a proxy, not your exact town: values are indicative at the regional level.
  • Check the "Example Data" badge always before making practical decisions based on the values shown.

Domande frequenti

Where do pollen and air quality data come from?

From ISPRA POLLnet for pollen and from EEA AirBase for air quality, both released under CC-BY 4.0 license. The source is cited directly in the disclaimer at the top of the page.

Why do I sometimes see the label "Example Data"?

Real-time ISPRA service is still on the roadmap for activation: when the backend does not respond or the data ingestor is not operational, the tool shows mock values clearly labeled as examples, so they are not mistaken for actual measurements.

How often are the data updated?

Pollen is published on a weekly basis (week start/week end), while air quality reflects the latest available reading for the station, typically updated during operating hours.

What does the risk level indicate next to each pollen taxon?

Combine measured concentration (grains/m³) with the allergenicity level of the taxon (e.g. "very_high" for Graminaceae) in a synthetic badge (absent, low, medium, high), useful to quickly understand the weekly risk.

Can I view data in table format that is accessible?

Yes, show the "Pollene data table" detail ("Accessible") under results for a semantic HTML table with taxon, concentration, risk, and allergenicity, designed for screen readers and keyboard navigation.