noun. Aerial view of a modern neighborhood. Aerial view of a modern neighborhood. Neighborhood is defined as a group of houses or buildings that are together in an area or that are grouped together as a unit.All of the houses in your subdivision are an example of your neighborhood.oun. Aerial view of a modern neighborhood. Aerial view of a modern neighborhood. Neighborhood is defined as a group of houses or buildings that are together in an area or that are grouped together as a unit.
Sinus Headaches. Barometric pressure changes may lead to sinus headaches. Damp and cold weather may intensity pain in your sinuses and barometric pressure changes may trigger sinus headaches if your sinus cavities are slow to equalize air pressure inside your sinuses.Symptoms of sinus headaches include pain in front part of your head and around your eyes.oping. MayoClinic.com recommends that you keep a headache journal to cope with headaches that may be caused by changes in barometric pressure. List each incidence of a headache with information about when it occurs and how long it lasts.
To better illustrate how the barometric pressure is affecting my pain levels, I have included some charts to go with the numbers. You will see that when the barometric pressure is high (above 30.00) I have no back pain. When the barometric pressure is low or drops below 30.00, my pain level increases. Out of all the meteorological reading I.E. Temperature, Humidity, Dew Point, Wind Speed and Direction, Barometric Pressure, and even the changes in Seasons, the one constant reading affecting my pain levels is the barometric pressure.