Pollen and sensitive air
Respiratory health in the Canary Islands
Forecast pollen, irritating pollutants and Saharan dust, kept separate so different signals are not mixed.
Aire Canarias combines real pollen forecasts, when available, with the respiratory advisory calculated from AQI, PM10, PM2.5, O3, NO2 and Saharan dust. This is environmental guidance, not personalised medical advice.
For sensitive people
Not confirmed
La Graciosa
Respiratory guidance is not confirmed with recent data.
Pollen in La Graciosa
The pollen forecast for La Graciosa uses daily UPI indexes from 0 to 5. If there is no confirmed value for this island, it is not replaced with another island's signal.
Real pollen
Forecast pollen in La Graciosa
Daily indexes for trees, grasses and weeds. Species are shown only when the provider returns a specific index.
No notable pollen signal.
UPI is a daily 0-to-5 index that hints how much pollen a sensitive person might notice; it is not a real-time measurement.
View breakdown by type and species
Aug 1, 2026
Trees
Grasses
Weeds
Atmospore, updated Aug 1, 2026, 6:24 AM
Pollutants that can irritate in La Graciosa
This signal is not pollen: it summarises for La Graciosa when PM10, PM2.5, O3, NO2, the forecast or outdated data may make the air more uncomfortable for sensitive people.
For sensitive people
Respiratory guidance today in La Graciosa
Respiratory guidance is not confirmed with recent data.
There is not enough recent data for strong guidance. Check the available AQI and official alerts.
Advice and why it shows
- Watch your symptoms and slow down if discomfort appears.
- Follow your medical plan if you have one.
Why this appears
- There is not enough recent data to confirm stronger guidance.
Environmental guidance only. If symptoms worsen, follow official health advice or contact a clinician.
Saharan dust in La Graciosa
Saharan dust in La Graciosa is not pollen, but suspended dust can irritate the eyes, throat and airways.