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Weather and health forecasts warn you of weather conditions that trigger migraine headaches, symptoms of arthritis or fibromyalgia symptoms, the winter blues and seasonal affective disorder. Bioweather forecasts, as they are also known, are based on the science of biometeorology.

 

Weather sensitivity affects your mood and could be the cause of being listless, fatigued, or a lack of sleep. High temperatures are often the trigger for low blood pressure symptoms, while a cold snap may well be the cause of hypertension. If you suffer from weather headaches or chronic back pain, you may find that a foehn wind or chinook wind, a weather front or positive ions in the atmosphere are the trigger.

Read more here: Weather and Health

Weather and Health

Indoor Air Quality

Urban Heat Island

Studies show that the majority of heat wave fatalities occur in inner-city areas. The asphalt, brick and concrete jungle absorbs heat and retains it well into the night.

Read more here: Urban Heat Island

Noise Pollution

The air we breathe in our homes is likely to be two to five times more polluted than the air we inhale outside. And the pollution is not necessarily of the type we can see or smell.

Read more here: Indoor Air Quality

Noise is annoying when it directly interferes with one's activities such as communication or sleep.

An extreme noise can permanently damage your hearing in an instant.

Read more here: Noise Pollution

Space Weather Forecasts

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Geomagnetic Field:

There is strong evidence that solar storms affect human health.

 

Storm events can significantly increase the number of heart attacks and strokes. Dizziness, migraine attacks, and adverse effects on human judgment and behavior are some of the various disorders associated with the sun’s outbursts.

 

Read more here: Space Weather Forecasts

Manfred Kaiser

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How the Weather Affects Your Health

How Indoor Air Quality Affects Your Health