Do you remember Hurricane Eunice that hit us a few months ago? Turns out the stormy weather isn’t completely over. And since this is the summer season, that’s bad news for hay fever patients.

Yes, it is June. I need to sunbathe on the patio and get a barbecue kit, but I hope it gets a hole in the house again and the dumpster doesn’t fly out.

That’s because former Tropical Cyclone Alex, which caused the flooding in South Florida, is coming from Atlanta. We are moving to the UK in the next few days, with strong strong winds during the low season.

According to the weather forecast, the speed can reach 55MPa with a thunderstorm. This is not good news for people with hay fever, as it is hot and dusty.

This was stated by allergen landing expert Max Wisburg, Daily Star “Thunderstorms are also forecast in these beautiful weather conditions and can cause problems for hay fever patients.

“Since Thursday, high pollen levels have been forecast in many parts of the UK, causing disaster for millions of people with hay fever in the UK.

“Predictable thunderstorms give no rest, as they can cause what is known as a ‘thunderstorm’.

Hay fever, which spreads from late March to September, is an allergic reaction to pollen and usually occurs when it comes into contact with the mouth, nose, eyes and throat. The powder is a wonderful powder from plants.

Wiseberg, creator of HayMax Allergen Barrier Balm, said:

“These new dust particles become a kind of ‘super dust’, which is more allergenic than regular dust and appears to cause a more severe reaction to the patient.

“The storm brings pollen grains that can rise high on dangerous paths and drops dust grains and fungal spores close to the ground.”

According to the Met Office, on Thursdays and Fridays there are winds blowing in the far north-west of the UK. Weekends mix a bit with rain and sunshine.

However, do not mistake the symptoms for a cold, cold or hay fever.

The signs of hay fever are:

• wheezing and cough
• Rash or stuffy nose
• Itchy, red, or watery eyes
• Itching in the throat, mouth, nose and ears
• odor loss
• Pain around the temples and forehead.
• headache
• Earache
• Feeling tired

Please do your best for those who are in this state.