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6200 ft barometer change sets of headaches
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Toronto is about 75m above sea level, so way lower than yours. I do feel barometric pressure changes, however. I respond to dampness in the air in general. In summer, with hot temps., I feel wonderful! In winter, when it's far too cold to start with, a damp day (like most of the month of January), I just plain hurt everywhere.
Barometric changes I tend to feel in my knees and on the metatarsals in both feet (broken at various times in my life), as well as in the back of my head.
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