Are the auras a precurser to a migraine at all? I have migraine without aura, but I do get aura's all the time. They don't bother me. I just let them pass.

If you find them troubling, I would talk to your doctor about it. It's probably seasonal related. Perhaps brought on by allergies, being that Spring is the season for that.

Thanks for your answer you are probably right
I just have to stop worrying

I saw the neurologist today and usually the botox for migraines lasts for 3 months, but this last time it only lasted 2 months and starting March I began having migraines. Where we are, we had a milder winter, a dryer winter and it has added to greater pollen in the air and thus more migraines for many people. So she believes that may be what is impacting me.

I have to admit, I am disabled and use an electric scooter and many times I went to get my mail and came back and had flowers off the trees and pollen all over the wheels of my scooter. So yes, we have been having it. Plus we had days of rain, overcast and it all impacts the barometer, which is another migraine trigger.

So just in seeing the neurologist, we figured out probably what was causing mine and it was the heavier early pollen season here.

Frequent auras that last for more than a few minutes can be a concern even if no migraine comes after. Only a neurologist can rule out something serious. I have at times had auras last for weeks. But with adjustments to medication and diet, I'm doing better now.
The key is, when something new begins to happen, its time to see the doctor for a check.
Best to you!

Thanks for your reply does anyone have nervous or anxiety feeling the next day after the auras. I seem to get a Post aura feeling at times

Bright lights trigger my migraines. Sitting in a baseball game with all those lights can and usually does start a migraine. You mentioned how bright the day was. You can do whatever you can to shield yours eyes from the sun. My allergies this year have been terrible also. Really hard to control. Looking forward to the pollen lessening.

My migraines have been triggered or aggravated by:
bright lights, flashing lights, deep bass boom (from car next to you at stoplight,) some repetitive sounds, my motion, seeing motion (video,) but the worst problem for me is odors! First whiff of a perfume and its instant migraine! And sometimes triggers asthma, too.

I do get auras. Sometimes they are pre-migraine and sometimes they are first symptom of a sensory overload with visual, audio, odor and/or motion stimuli. It seems like my system starts to shut down and I can't think what to do. Like leave . . .
To cope, I wear organic vapor mask when going out to most places. I carry a hat, earplugs, and a blackout sleep mask when we go somewhere. (My hubby drives)

I've heard the "just aura" episodes called silent migraines. And I've had the headache hangover even with just the aura, not the pain.

There is also a classification called Ocular Migraines. Researchers are studying other variations, too.

Good luck to you all.
May your week be pain free.