Cold weather can have a pronounced effect on joints, particularly in people with existing joint conditions. Low temperatures ...

For centuries, people have claimed that their aching joints can predict changes in the weather, often reporting increased discomfort before rain or cold fronts.

"If there's a fall in barometric pressure, that means a storm or some kind of weather change is coming," Dr. Armand said. It's difficult to say barometric pressure is solely responsible for extra ...

While the phenomenon remains scientifically contentious, research suggests those with joint conditions are more attuned to ...

There are longstanding beliefs that joint pain can predict weather changes. While scientific evidence remains mixed, shifts ...

From shifts in barometric pressure to temperature fluctuations, many theories attempt to explain how environmental factors ...

Rainy weather can make you sleepy, but the reason behind that feeling is actually pretty scientific. We break down the ...

During the fall, we typically see more cold fronts ... “What we’ve found is that sudden drop in barometric pressure. When ...

Pioneering scientists discovered atmospheric pressure (also known as barometric or air pressure ... causing atmospheric pressure to fall. In addition, air within the atmosphere can rise and ...

Prepare for potential whiteouts, power outages, and ice shoves as a feisty system crosses the province to start the week ...

CONCLUSIONS: This study shows that increasing ICP is associated with its paradoxically decreasing amplitude under the influence of sudden and unexpected barometric pressure fall. This study ...