The doctor noted that apart from pressure changes, other weather-related factors can also trigger migraine. These include extreme heat or cold, high humidity, bright sunlight, strong winds, dry air and thunderstorms.

Science behind why sudden weather shifts cause intense migraines

#Gravitas Ever wondered why eating ice cream too quickly can trigger a sudden, sharp headache? Researchers say "brain freeze" may be more than just a temporary discomfort. Studies suggest that ice cream headaches can run in families and may be linked to a person's likelihood of experiencing migraines.

Scientists are continuing to explore the connection between cold-triggered headaches, genetics and migraine susceptibility, offering new insights into how the brain responds to sudden temperature changes.

The Link Between 'Brain Freeze' & Headaches: What Researchers Found 

If you have a chronic headache, we suggest you put your smartphone away. A new study finds that excessive time spent on your smartphone could be contributing to a relentless headache Smartphone users may be more likely to use painkillers and find less relief and the subjects of this study were from India.

Smartphone use cause migraines, headaches: Study

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