ICYMI: Do changes in the weather actually make our bones hurt? - via healthing_ca healthing healthnews
What about bones and joints starting to ache right before it rains? Though that one seems like it should fall into the myth category, there might be some truth to it.which, along with a drop in barometric pressure, can cause some aches and pain. That drop in pressure and temperature tends to happen right before a bout of inclement weather — which could be the reason why an achy knee might feel like it’s telling the future.
Barometric pressure is constantly fluctuating, so when it drops suddenly and puts less pressure on the body, tissue can swell. It’s possible the resulting enlargement of that tissue is what causes the irritation. This is all theoretical, because nobody actually knows for sure why you might have some achy bones right before a storm hits. In fact, there is significant evidence suggesting there is no link between pain and weather.
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