I do notice my back hurts a lot on humid days.

I am sore all over, not on our normal mattress. A good mattress helps.

I can definitely tell when rainy weather is here or on the way.

Not sure if i have any signs as my legs and feet most of the time anyway.

Poor thing x

Yes - I must admit - I can often tell when there is weather coming because certain joints (mainly my ankle which I injured many years ago) start to ache. It is nearly always accurate......

That’s completely correct. The weather definitely has an effect. Something else that affects your body is the full moon - my naturopath told me that the full moon creates change in your body as it exerts push and pull on the body fluids. So, if you’re subject to more aches and pains in the lead up to the full moon, it’s not your imagination.

I quite agree, I am waiting for a knee op, and it seems to get worst as the weather changes, and yes it does give me the chance to catch up with my laundry with having to usemy dryer

It is purely anecdotal that this coincidence happens. Such a pity as it would be a great way to dose up on something and avoid the pains with aches.

Yes a storm can increase my asthma, cold weather or rain can effect arthritis and other ills and ailments

Yes, cold weather and rain coming can bring on a Migraine.

Yes, weather changs, joints aches will happen

I know when rain is coming. My palms get itchy.

yes usually correct myself in relation to rainfall....

I completely agree with you...... my spine let's me know every time the barometric pressure changes.

No, but my sister in law can.

Yes the knees hurt, my thumbs and big toes where I also have arthritis hurts. Cold weather and rain. The heat makes it less sore. It has something to do with the pressure in the air.

The hard skin on the outer sides of my big toes throb before rain comes.

All the time, and I can tell when it's going to rain by it.

My dad had trouble with his knee from a WW2 injury. When the weather was turning hot / cold he could tell it would ache. A uncle had the same thing and rain was coming. So to answer the question YES people can predict the weather thru their joints

used to, but in recent years cahnges to comfort levels in the house my personal weather monitoring has deterioriated

Mine is not an early warning but a late one. I usually get the aches and pains when it is raining.

l stiffen up with pain the day before the weather changes

My daughter has curly hair and when it is going to rain the curls get tighter, when we lived closer I would ring her up to see what her hair was doing before I put the washing out.

Yes, definitely. It’s a good indication cold or a storm is on the way!

Yes I get pain in my joints.

Yes I have more back pain when the weather changes and I agree with you Alison it does make a difference

yes I get knee pain

It is a sign with your joints that you are getting OLD.

no not yet

Yes, joint pain.

Yes, in winter I have lots more joint pain.

I notice a lot of aches and pains when it's going to rain I guess that comes from breaking too many bones over the years. The more pain I'm in the slower I'm that day.

I haven't personally.

Definitely yes. My knee plays up and rain will be here in 3 days time.

Do not have ay issues like that

Its true, during the winter my knees give me a lot of pain, then when the warmer weather returns it all goes away.

Bring on climate change. The warmer the better.

I've been a Barometer all of my adult life!

No aches but miserable weather is depressing!

That's me too. I tend to wilt just before the weather changes, have a little lie down and let the weather do it's thing and wear itself out as well then get up all refreshed like a freshly water flower. Sleep best through thunderstorms, never wake up, guess safe in the notion that the "baddies" are all indoors as well and not out there doing mischiefl.Edited 08-Aug-21 10:10am

When I was young the older folks used to tell you what the weather was going to do now that I’m old I tell the young ones the same stories because you’re joints certainly react to the weather oh to be young again

One of my knees definitely doesn't like the rain, aches badly. However, I feel this is less to with the weather and more to do with 30+ years of playing rugby and cycling to work every day, lol

Arthritis always lets me know the weather is changing.

My joints have starting aching everywhere so I asked the Doctor about it and he just put me on more medication. Not helping.

Yep my joints tell me when weather is changing.have osteo it plays up Edited 08-Aug-21 07:53am

During the cold weather my knee that has ostio seems to be worse

Yes I have bad hips and they are worse when it is colder and also worse when it is wet. They are worse still when it is both cold and wet

No

During cold weather my knees ache. Rarely both and walking is painful. I usually put on the stretch supports and this helps. Yet this cold weather my knees are fine. I have had one dry eye for a year now. I have tried many drops. Just recently I tried another more intensive drops recommended by the Pharmacist. I thought this is great my first night went very well. Next night I awoke with the same problem. Not as bad but who knows tonight. It is horrible when the whole eyelid sticks to the whole eye ball. Scary especially when it impairs your vision. Getting old is not pleasant.

I have cold-induced asthma. I can tell when the temperature is dropping - suddenly - my cold-induced asthma will start acting out and I will start wheezing. Hence, I aways carry an emergency inhaler on me - for my cold-induced asthma. Edited 08-Aug-21 06:56am

Yes, and just like a barometre that forewarns you three days in advance of changing weather; your body does this too. Sometimes it is because of an injury or just "getting old in the bones"

my body aches all the time

Yes I do my body aches in cold weather and when it's going to rain pets do too

I never experience body signs during the change of weather.

My brother broke his jaw in a car accident 30-something years ago. He says he accurately predicts the local weather much better than the weather presenters on TV. His jaw is better than the barometor someone bought him for Christmas one year

I'm with Nola

Only since I developed chronic osteoarthritis.

No, I go by my microwave..takes more or less time when air pressure changes