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Thundering weather and thundering migraines tend to go together Haley Hernandez, Health Reporter Tags:  Stormy weather making migraines worse HOUSTON – One neurologist said she can tell by the weather forecast when she’ll be busy at work because stormy weather tends to increase migraines. This past month has been a doozie too. In May, Houston recorded 17 days with measurable precipitation, according to our severe weather team. Migraine sufferers can tell you symptoms can include pounding, throbbing headaches with sensitivity to light and sound. Stress, weather, alcohol and certain foods tend to be common triggers. Dr. Desiree Thomas, a neurologist with Kelsey-Seybold on Holcombe, in Katy and in Sugar Land, said many patients forget the weather can play a factor in their health.

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