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There are four seasons in the year in the UK, but what causes them and how do they affect us?
Tree pollen occurs first, typically from late March to mid-May. Grass (which actually has two peaks) lasts from mid-May until July, and weed pollen covers the end of June to September.
Coastal fog refers to the occurrence of fog over coastal regions, usually occurring in Spring and Summer. It is also known as Haar and Fret in some parts of the UK.
When heading to the beach for a dip this summer, we want you to enjoy the water but also to recognise its dangers and never underestimate its power.
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