Atmospheric pressure is evenly distributed, meaning every part of our body experiences the same force. It’s not a crushing ...

Barometric pressure refers to the pressure in the air or the amount of force that is being applied to your body from the air. Because our sinuses are filled with air, any change in that pressure ...

An unusually powerful force is fueling weather hazards in the northwestern United States and Canada, including an intense atmospheric river headed to California. The record-strong low-pressure ...

Some research supports this link between headache and barometric pressure. Some research has suggested that changes in weather, and especially changes in pressure, increase the likelihood of ...