A Cleveland Clinic Doctor Just Confirmed the Weather Triggers Migraines

When the pain in your head escalates from a dull discomfort to throbbing pain—especially when accompanied by nausea, tiredness, or sensitivity to lights or smells—there’s a good chance you’re experiencing a migraine, which the Cleveland Clinic says differs from a headache by directly involving the brain instead of just general pain in the head or face.

Weather can play a large role.

The Mayo Clinic reports some people experience brain chemical imbalances brought on by weather changes, with weather-related triggers ranging from sun glare to high humidity or dry air.

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