weather is strongly affecting me, does it affect others this way?

Question

I'm in greater Cincinnati and its 55, to but that in perspect to people who may be from warmer local I have the windows open and could would probably be fine wearing shorts if i wanted, compared to what it could/should be in January this is almost tropical. Because of this I feel "powerful" not strong neccisarily but charged. I feel a quality of being that I haven't felt in years, one that I remember feeling when I was younger but it did not have this effect on me. My mind keeps jumping around to several common scenarios that I would have found myself in a few years ago. I feel free of time right now in a way that I don't know that I could explain to you or anyone else. I feel optimist with possibility though I know it is for know appreciable reason. It also feels slightly fleeting, as though I have been on a drug and am coming down but still have euphoria but with clarity of mind (some of you won't understand that and please don't judge). Does this happen to other people?

I AM A GOLDEN GOD!

Answer 1

Oh yes! It is called Spring Fever, and it is a true, recognized phisiological condition. I've gotten it since I was a child. Google it. I discussed this with a friend not long ago and did some research on it. The warmer weather is sort of tricking your body into thinking that spring is approaching. I cannot describe this feeling any better than you did in your question. So hard to put your finger on! It's a positive feeling... like some kind of opening in your life.. like new possibilities exist... a freedom... excitement... so strange, but so wonderful. I've talked about this many times to people and not everyone "gets" me. Perhaps we are all not as sensitive to it. But enjoy it my friend! (And Google it!) Good luck! Eric

Answer 2

Weather can effect the way a person feels both in a positive way or in a negative way. The fact that your weather is seasonably warm may help you especially if you are getting a lot of sun. I unfortunately am dealing with the opposite as the lack of sunshine has been bringing me down. My understanding is that UV rays help the body produce more Vitamin D.????? They actually make lights that will simulate a longer day to help people in this situation. I am happy to hear you are feeling so energetic, could you possibly send some of that sunshine my way!!!!
Take Care

Answer 3

It is common during winter, when there is less sunlight and people stay inside more, to get SAD (sorry can not remember what that stands for something like sun---- a---- deprivation) so with this wonderful mild spell we get outside more and enjoy more sunlight as we wear lighter clothes, no hats and scarves. The warm weather also signals that hibernation time is over, so we get geared up for spring. It is no wonder most of us snow dwellers are celebrating this winter. Of course skiers are not very impressed.

Answer 4

Oh yes..... I live in Canada and it was minus 28 c and I was roaming around in my t-shirt and shorts, I went as far as running outside dressed that way in my barefeet to get the dog off his chain and bring him in the house, and I cant explain how wonderful I felt for a few days.... it is warmer now but we still have like 2 feet of snow and the nice brite white and the blue sky makes me feel so good, then getting to see the northern lights, it is all a mind set for me and my husband doesnt seem to mind it at all ...

Answer 5

I'm pretty sure it does and you're not the only one. For me, I always feel better during raining or thunderstorms and after rain and thunderstorms. I'm not exactly sure why all this happens, but I think it might be the attraction emotionally and mentally you have on the weather that connects to something that you feel empowered by.

Answer 6

SAD = Seasonal Affective Disorder & usually affects people who live in colder climes, especially those with extended winters.

However the old adange 'Spring fever rings true for you.

Answer 7

The weather affects us all somehow .So you are not alone in this.