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* High temperature, and dew point could contribute to sinus symptoms. | * High temperature, and dew point could contribute to sinus symptoms. | ||
* Low visibility could indicate weather conducive to sinus symptoms. | * Low visibility could indicate weather conducive to sinus symptoms. | ||
− | * High wind could rapidly introduce different weather conditions, affecting sinus symptoms. According to | + | * High wind could rapidly introduce different weather conditions, affecting sinus symptoms. According to [acupuncture], certain winds cause rhinosinusitis. |
* The relationships between weather and sinus symptoms can be quite complex. At times, a weather component can track strongly ''with'' symptoms, at other times strongly ''against''. | * The relationships between weather and sinus symptoms can be quite complex. At times, a weather component can track strongly ''with'' symptoms, at other times strongly ''against''. | ||