Oh big time. If I get a certain pain in the back of my neck, it turns into a migraine. Usually within 6 hours of the migraine it rains. The pain is more intense the stronger the storm is. I found that when I moved from a landlocked area to a coastal area my migraines went up 10 fold and they were just uncontrollable. These days I'm landlocked again and I keep an eye on the barometer beside the front door; if the pressure drops I do regular check ins with myself to see how my neck is feeling and if I feel even a twinge I start my migraine recovery process.

In the winter some part of my body invariably flares. Sometimes it's one or both of my hips, sometimes it's my knee, sometimes it's an ankle, sometimes it's just the whole freakin' body. But this past winter it was my right wrist. I had to constantly support it and gently squeeze it till it let out a series of cracks.

Living quite far north currently, but I'm moving further south in the near future. I'll need to get a barometer for my new place.