Migraine weather in Pueblo

Air pressure this week. Updated Wed 7 October, 19:17 GMT-6, data from MET Norway

Now
1,016 hPa
Next 24 hours
−2 hPa
Next 7 days
1,000–1,020 hPa
  1. −9 hPa, Tue 18:00 to Wed 18:00
  2. −8 hPa, Thu 18:00 to Fri 18:00
  3. −4 hPa, Fri 22:00 to Sat 22:00

Air pressure at sea level, hour by hour, in Pueblo time. The shaded part on the left is the past: MET Norway's earlier forecasts for those hours, not measurements. Highlighted: the biggest drops over 24 hours.

The biggest 24-hour drop this week is 9 hPa, from Tue 18:00 to Wed 18:00.

Day by day

Air pressure in Pueblo is 1,016 hPa at Wed 21:00. MET Norway's forecast has it fall about 2 hPa over the next 24 hours, and between 1,000 and 1,020 hPa over the next 7 days.

DayLowest, hPaHighest, hPaChange, hPa
Wed 7 Oct1,0161,017+1
Thu 8 Oct1,0111,018−3
Fri 9 Oct1,0031,014−6
Sat 10 Oct1,0001,009−7
Sun 11 Oct1,0021,005−2
Mon 12 Oct1,0041,0070
Tue 13 Oct1,0121,020+6
Wed 14 Oct1,0091,019−9

In Pueblo time. Air pressure at sea level; the change is from the day's first forecast hour to its last. The raw numbers are at /data/weather/us/pueblo.json.

Weather and migraine

Many people with migraine say changes in the weather, such as a shift in air pressure, seem to come before their attacks. The Migraine Trust and the American Migraine Foundation both list weather changes as a common trigger.

Research results are mixed: some studies link falling or changing pressure to attacks in some people, while others find no clear pattern. A diary of your own attacks can show whether it seems to apply to you.

Sources: Migraine attack triggers (The Migraine Trust); Top 10 migraine triggers and how to deal with them (American Migraine Foundation); Denney DE et al. Whether weather matters with migraine. Current Pain and Headache Reports, 2024.

Weather data: MET Norway, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Looma keeps earlier forecasts to show the past 2 days and works out the 24-hour drops. Map: Natural Earth. City and town names: GeoNames, licensed under CC BY 4.0.