The weather is a huge trigger and even when it seems like nothing is happening, the fronts way up high colliding, my migraine gets worse and even my husband knows that something is happening up there.

Sience says there's no correlation between migraines and the weather, but most of us migraine sufferers know that's a load of crap. Most of us should be meteorologists, because most of them get it wrong daily. Boyfriend says he should be a meteorologist because it's the only job you can be wrong and still get paid, Lol 😂.
Yes, the weather has a lot of effect on my migraines. Barometric pressure is a big problem when it changes, brings one on full force. Usually days before the actual front gets here.

Weather changes affect our entire body.

Weather plays a big role in my migraines. Migraines start days before a change in the weather. The worst migraines are just before it rains. I use generic Imatrex because my insurance won’t pay for Nertec.

Weather changes (incoming storms, high-heat/humidity, big temp drops) are definitely triggers for me. I think what gets me most about these is that there’s no way to avoid them. I can avoid or limit exposure to many other triggers but not the weather ones.