Can weather depress you

Answer 1

There is a medical condition called Seasonal Affective Disorder. Basically the sufferer will be less happy and more depressed in the winter. This is due to a lack of light in this season... The best "cure", as it were, is to surround oneself with bright lights... It really does help.

Hope this answers your question effectively.

Answer 2

Weather conditions affect the activities that we do outdoors, and how we travel from place to place. Indoors, we use devices such as heaters, air conditioners, and humidifiers to improve the uncomfortable weather conditions outdoors. Weather also determines what clothes we wear.
The weather effects us because it changes peoples mode.

Answer 3

This is, of course, dependent upon the person but weather can affect a person's mood drastically. Sunshine, especially sunshine after prolonged periods of cloudiness or bad weather, tends to lift a person's mood. The changes in the seasons can also have that affect particularly the change from winter to spring or from summer to fall.

Answer 4

Some ways that weather can cause stress include:

* In non-sunny conditions, many people feel gloomier. In the winter, more people are susceptible to SAD - seasonal affective disorder. The sun shining actually helps us feel happier (physically).

* There are many people who feel more stress during storms of all kinds, especially if traveling in heavy rains or snow.

Answer 5

Yes, weather can potentially affect a person's mood and energy levels. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that occurs at a specific time of year, usually in the darker months of winter due to lack of sunlight. However, individual responses to weather can vary widely.

Answer 6

because it does