Can you tell when it's going to rain?

I tore ligaments in my right foot playing basketball in P.E. when I was in middle school, and that foot always ached badly whenever it was going to rain. I've outgrown that, though. I feel sorry for you with your migraines, though. I'm sure you'd rather not have the headaches and watch the weather on TV!

usually,i can tell from the air..it starts smelling like rain..well hard to explain,i just guess the air becomes wet and cold and the sky gets cloudy and all...the wind starts to blow,so i realise it is going to rain..most of the times i am right:)

I can usually tell it is going to rain by the smell in the air.

yea i think i get a little itchy whn there a immidiate temp change.....n plus i got the fisherman's instinct ;)

Sometimes I can tell a change in weather is coming. Sometimes it will be rain, but many times it will be cold weather coming. It is because of the osteoarthritis in my knees...they usually start hurting more.

Um. Depends if I'm paying attention and/or what season it is. I don't ache or anthing, and I don't always have to look at the sky. Usually you can feel and smell a storm coming. The temperature drops a few degrees..and usually a cool breeze will drift by. Plus, rain has a distinct smell. It's not the best way to tell rain's coming since by time you can smell or feel it coming you only have like ten minutes til it gets there..but I like the rain anyways..so..*shrugs* Heh ^_^

I sure can.....my joints freeze up on me and I get a kink in my get-a-along (as my grandmother used to say). However, im interested in the migraines because I get them every once in a while but not when the weather is going to change....at least I never noticed it before. Sometimes though I feel a certain suffocating sensation even tho the sun is shining that could be due to falling barometric pressure...but sometimes the weather remains good where I am but up north there are showers and storms. Who knows.