Daily migraine & joint pain forecast from barometric pressure, with smart alerts
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Does your head or joints tell you the weather is changing before the forecast does? Weather Pain Alerts turns barometric pressure, humidity, temperature and wind into a simple daily Pain Risk score, so you can plan around the bad days instead of being caught by them.
KNOW YOUR PAIN RISK AT A GLANCE
• A Pain Risk score from 0 to 100 for today and the next 7 days
• Clear levels: Very Low, Low, Moderate, High and Severe
• One plain sentence that tells you why, like "Pressure falling tonight — worst 4–7 AM"
SEE THE WORST HOURS COMING
• Hour-by-hour pain risk for the day ahead
• "What's driving today" breaks the score into pressure drop, 24-hour swing, humidity, temperature, wind and your own profile
• Daily reports that explain which weather factors matter today
GET WARNED BEFORE THE PRESSURE DROPS
• A daily pain forecast notification at the time you choose
• High-risk alerts ahead of big pressure shifts, so you can rest, hydrate or keep your medication close
LOG ATTACKS IN SECONDS
• Record when an attack started, how bad it is and your symptoms
• The weather at the time is saved with every entry, so you can spot your own triggers over time
TRACK THE WEATHER THAT MATTERS
• Barometer, humidity, heat index and wind chill with 7-day trend charts
• Works for your current location or any place you save
• US and metric units
MADE FOR WEATHER-SENSITIVE PEOPLE
Built for people living with migraine, headaches, arthritis, joint pain, fibromyalgia, back pain and old injuries that ache when the weather turns.
WEATHER PAIN ALERTS PRO
Upgrade to unlock hourly pain scores, detailed daily reports, unlimited symptom tracking and high-risk alerts. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime in Google Play.
Important: Weather Pain Alerts provides weather-based estimates for information only. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. Always talk to your doctor about your symptoms and treatment.