I'm watching CBS This Morning in the background, and I am amused. They're talking about migraine triggers, and one of them is barometric pressure change.
I can't believe it took this long for some people to figure that out!
Several years ago, I noticed that, in the office there was a group of us who would get headaches when there were significant weather changes (rainy to sunny and sunny to rainy, etc). If a storm came with strong winds, I could guarantee a severe headache. That doesn't mean that barometric pressure is the only trigger; obviously there are quite a few others. But for people who get migraines, fast barometric changes does typically trigger headaches if not migraines, from my observations.
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