09/04/2025
Many people report feeling off during these stormy transitions, and there’s real science behind that.
Rain sounds at night can calm the brain and ease anxiety by activating the parasympathetic nervous system (rest + digest).
Storms can stir emotions — awe, release, or even unease, triggering deep introspection and emotional processing.
Darkness + storm sounds increase the brain waves, linked to dreaming, memory, and emotional healing.
Sudden drops in barometric pressure (common before storms) can trigger:
1. Headaches or migraines
2. Joint pain or arthritis flare-ups
3. Fatigue or brain fog
4. Sinus pressure or dizziness
The body reacts to atmospheric shifts, especially if you’re sensitive to inflammation, chronic pain, or changes in air density.
You’re not imagining it — the weather affects your body.
What You Can Do to help yourself?
Listen to your body and rest when needed.
Stay hydrated.
Use grounding tools: slow breathing, warm compresses, rain sounds.
A storm may be a gentle reminder to be kind to yourself.
Sending ❤️