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Rain, pollen and health: Leipzig's weather forecast for allergy sufferers!
Find out the current weather in Leipzig on May 25th, 2025, including biological weather, pollen counts and its effects on health.
Rain, pollen and health: Leipzig's weather forecast for allergy sufferers!
On May 25, 2025, the weather in Leipzig will show a rather unpleasant side. The early temperature will be a balmy 12°C, but moderate rain is expected in the coming hours with a 100% chance of precipitation. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 14°C, while the nights are also not too cool at 13°C. The wind is blowing moderately at speeds of up to 22 km/h and the UV index remains low at 1.71. Sunrise is at 5:05 a.m. and sunset will be at 9:05 p.m. This information comes from news.de.
The outlook for the next day, May 26th, is also changeable. The early temperature will remain constant at 12°C, while the maximum temperature will rise to 18°C, although light rain is also forecast. Here too, the probability of precipitation is again 100%. The wind will be slightly stronger, up to 24 km/h, and the UV index will rise to 6.01, which is considered high. This weather data is supported by information from wetter.com.
Bioweather and health advice
The biological weather in Leipzig today shows a moderate risk for people sensitive to the weather. The general condition is classified as 🟡🟡 (low risk), with both cardiovascular problems and an increased susceptibility to headaches being noted. People who suffer from asthma or are prone to circulatory problems should be more careful. It is advisable to exercise outdoors to strengthen the immune system. This is supported by DWD, as the weather has a significant influence on our well-being and performance.
Pollen levels are currently relatively low. No pollen counts are reported for alder, birch, mugwort and hazel. However, a slightly increased pollen count was recorded for rye and grasses. This can be particularly important for allergy sufferers. The rye shows a rating of 🟠, as do the grasses, while all other plant groups are rated ⚪ (no pollution).
By analyzing biometeorological studies – such as those carried out by the German Weather Service – it becomes clear that weather influences can have a direct connection to health problems. This is particularly important for people who are sensitive to the weather, as they can adapt their daily planning to developments in order to minimize possible health risks. The aim of these consultations is to improve the quality of life of those affected.