10-Day Weather Forecast: Pollen Count Rises and Unsettled Weather Ahead

As we head into early May, tree pollen is expected to peak, causing discomfort for those who suffer from hay fever. According to airborne allergens expert Max Wiseberg, the pollen count will continue to rise as it always does around this time of year. For those with allergies, it's crucial to prepare and take necessary precautions.

The forecast suggests a north-south split in terms of weather conditions. Relatively drier conditions are expected further north, while the south may experience more rain. Onshore winds along eastern coasts will make it feel chilly at times, but temperatures are likely to trend back towards average overall.

Looking ahead to the next 10 days, Saturday, April 27th, to Monday, May 5th, an uncertain start is expected with a frontal system pushing into southern areas and possibly across the UK over the weekend. Strong winds will keep temperatures cooler along eastern coasts.

The Met Office has forecast an 'unsettled' period of weather, with a frontal system affecting southern areas the most. This means that the north can expect drier conditions while the south may experience more rain. WXCharts projections show a particularly strong burst of rain on this Sunday, covering most of England and Wales.

Overall, it's essential to stay informed about changing weather patterns and take necessary precautions to manage hay fever symptoms. With pollen counts expected to rise and unsettled weather ahead, it's crucial to be prepared for any unexpected changes in the forecast.

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