no not me... I have a terrible time with weather changes... I love the fall season but for some reason my body hates it... but hey I'll take a good day anytime doesn't matter the reason!!! For you hope you have some rainy days.... enjoy them.

I think it's your meds not the weather. Rainy weather - drop in the barometer - is traditionally known to be bad for arthritis. I'm hurting more since all this rain started.

Weather doesn't affect me one way or the other. Except I personally hate extreme cold, which dates back to long before RA.

Only meds help me. I have to agree, that is probably what is helping you.

I don't know. Until about two years ago never saw a difference in my body du to weather change. But why now i just don't know. Our bodies are strange. There is so much we don't know

Weather changes make me feel horrible. For me, it's the change in the barometric pressure.

But, very glad you are doing well. Keep up those meds - they are working.

Linda

Glad you feel well but I tend to think it must be meds as well. As for me, rain doesn't seem to affect me except I get migraines with that type of weather change.

When it is cold, I definitely hurt a lot more. And it adds to my Raynaud's. So, I am already looking forward to next summer....every summer.

I'm still feeling great- and the weather is still icky. My legs don't ache, my hands feel fine. It's not too bad getting up and down. (Am I jinxing myself?) Waiting for some nice weather to test out this theory. I also hate hot weather. Always feel energized in the colder weather (properly dressed of course!)I'll pay more attention to how I feel this winter.
Still wondering if there is ANYONE like me or if they broke the mold!

Storms usually make me feel worse. My elderly dog is enjoying the cool and damp, though!

weather = emotions. I like the warm sun, period. it aint around so I am going to go to the warm water pool and play pretend at the Y under bright lights and in hot water.

meds = my body - the stuff is either working or it aint.

i am trying not to put the furnace on here (it is 52 degrees) I have the electric blanket on.

weather talk makes me think of being 103 years old I don't know why. :)

depot

So, it's been a beautiful day today. Yay. But....I was not feeling so beautiful. Brain fog lasted for hours. I'm back to moanin and groanin. Go figure.

Depends on the season with me.
Much like Sally my body feels the barometric pressure.
For example summer warmer weather the pressure building before rain/storms does me in. Often I get relief once the rain starts.
As long as there's no high humidity.
Now fall damp rainy days like now can cause constant aching.
Like many my body can predict the weather.
I've mentioned this before but Had a PTA tell me our bodies feel the pressure.
I'm like a box a Rice Krispies, snap, crackle, pop!
Sammy

For me, it's the changes in barometric pressure that seem to trigger inflammation. There does not seem to be any consistent correlation with rain or temperature.