Walking Barometer

[Ratherbfishing]

I can almost always tell when it is getting cloudy and the barometric pressure begins to dip without even going near a window.  I get lethargic and...well, depressed.  It isn't reduced sunlight per se as, like I mentioned, I can be in a building shielded from outside windows and I can still detect a change in my mood.  Anybody else get SAD or anything akin to it?

[Raider Nation Fisher]

Never gave it much thought. Then again 90% of my day is spent outside or somewhere close to it.

[retiredbosn]

When I lived in WV I would get seasonal depression, (at least according to my bride) living in SC, no. I can detect changes in barometric pressure but that's due to all the metal I have in my spine and associated arthritis.

[deaknh03]

I can detect it in my mood and my joints. Perhaps the right joints and my mood would be better.

[tomustang]

You must have arthritis

[deaknh03]

You must have arthritis

In my hips and left shoulder, yes.

[Dwight Hottle]

Sounds like a case of moody joint.

[Grizzn N Bassin]

Haha no not at all

[BrianinMD]

I can start to tell when the migraines kick in. my mistake mood can be the weather, migraine or some combination....

[Nice_Bass]

I have always thought I could feel my energy going- almost like a blood sugar crash. 

[Darren.]

I usually get excited when the baro-pressure drops! I look for any opportunity to get out and fish

 

But yeah, other times I can tell when a front is coming through. Can be lethargy, headache, etc.