Hot weather forecast but high pollen count:

Weather forecasters have said summer is well and truly on its way, as they are predicting Junes weather to sore up to 27C by the end of this week.

However High temperatures can also bring the worst time of year for hayfever sufferers,
Today being known as Hay Day (22 June) which marks the peak of the grass pollen season, levels reaching nine out of ten in many areas.
Pollen causes the body to release Histamine which causes itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing and an itchy throat.
Researchers in Switzerland have developed a jab that could be available next year to help with not only hayfever but may also be a break through for eczema,asthma and even peanut allergies.

The hot, dry weather is set to continue for the rest of the week which will please Wimbledon players and fans.
High temperatures last year meant the multi-million pound rainproof roof was barely used and it could be same situation for this year's tournament.
Also this weekend is Glastonbury, known for mud and wellies may well be replaced with flipflops and sun tan oil this year

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