11/04/2025
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BAROMETRIC PRESSURE WARNING ⚠️
I’ve made a conscious effort to always warn you guys when we’ve got big shifts in barometric pressure on the way. I’ve been doing this a long time, and after living with someone who suffered from chronic migraines for over six years, I can tell you there’s definitely a correlation between the weather and our health. I’m honestly amazed more people don’t talk about it, so I do. 🙂
It’s absolutely gorgeous out today with temps well above average, but a cold front moves through late tonight into early Wednesday morning. Expect gusty winds with it, and a drop back into the 50s and 60s for Wednesday.
Wednesday afternoon into Wednesday night, a very strong mountain wave develops, winds could easily gust over 70 mph above 7,000 ft across the foothills, the Divide, and Wyoming. This could also extend into the San Juans, Sangre de Cristos, and the Raton Mesa, with strong southerly winds along portions of I-25 and the eastern plains lingering into Thursday and Friday.
That’s all ahead of a stronger cold front this weekend that’ll knock us down into the 40s and 50s and bring a shot of snur to the northern mountains, mainly north of I-70 and into Wyoming, on Thursday and again Saturday.
Now for my not-a-doctor disclaimer 😅:
Given our dry, semi-arid climate, I’ve learned that when I drink plenty of water, especially water mixed with about a tablespoon of Celtic salt, I stay hydrated longer. I try to get at least 60oz a day, keep my body moving to reduce inflammation, and if I feel a headache creeping in, I grab the Excedrin because it’s the only thing that stops mine in its tracks.
Everyone’s different, migraines, arthritis, fibromyalgia, you name it, but the one common thread I’ve noticed is that barometric pressure swings make symptoms worse when you’re dehydrated or sleep-deprived.
So over the next few days, the pressure is going to yo-yo. If you know how your body responds, start taking precautions now. And if you don’t, read through the comments, you might find someone who shares your experience.
You can’t stop the barometric pressure from changing… but you can respond to it. So consider this your heads up, Besties 💧💊💤