Correlation between the Pollen Content of the Stockholm Air and Meteorological Data

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The normalized daily birch, pine and grass pollen incidence for four years in three stations around Stockholm has been correlated with nine weather parameters. Using a model based on moving averages and polynomial trend it has been possible to show that the important weather parameters are, for birch; temperature, humidity and sunshine; for pine: temperature, radiation and air pressure change; whereas for grass, wind speed is the most important. Relative humidity was found to be limiting at 88% for birch pollen release.

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