Fall is here! 🍂 And while cooler temperatures and changing leaves may be welcome, shifting weather patterns can be challenging for some people living with migraine. Changes in barometric pressure, temperature, humidity, wind and sunlight are commonly reported weather-related migraine triggers. But migraine is complex, and what affects one person may not affect another. While we can’t control the forecast, tracking your symptoms and weather patterns may help you better understand your individual triggers and prepare for seasonal changes. 🌦️💜 Do you notice a difference in your migraine symptoms when the weather changes? Tell us in the comments. #MilesForMigraine #MigraineAwareness #LivingWithMigraine #MigraineTriggers #WeatherAndMigraine