Danger! Health risks due to sensitivity to the weather in Göttingen!

Danger! Health risks due to sensitivity to the weather in Göttingen!

Today, November 28th, 2025, the weather in Göttingen is showing a fresh side. With temperatures around 7 degrees Celsius, a perceived temperature of only 4 degrees and a humidity of a whopping 89 percent, many people don't exactly feel comfortable under these conditions. The blustery cold of November is accompanied by a light wind of 5 km/h, which makes the air seem even colder.

However, the weather conditions not only bring with them the fog and the cold, but also some health challenges. [News.de](https://www.news.de/gesundheit/855923548/biowetter-goettingen-heute-wetterfuehligkeit-symptome-am-28-11-2025-wetter-kopfschrei-und-herz-kreis-lastung-blutdruck-migraene- Joint Pain-rheuma-depression- Schlaf-psyche/1/) reports that both mild and severe health problems are to be expected today are. People with existing cardiovascular problems, such as high blood pressure or other illnesses, are particularly at risk today.

Health effects of weather conditions

In today's weather, those affected can expect different symptoms: the hypertonic form of cardiovascular disease poses a low risk, while the hypotonic form poses a high risk. Mental health also suffers from the temperatures. A high risk of difficulty concentrating, irritability and even depression can be expected.

Asthmatics and rheumatism sufferers should exercise particular caution today. According to the information from Herzstiftung.de, temperatures below 15 degrees Celsius can increase the symptoms of rheumatism patients. People who belong to the weather-sensitive group should also listen to their bodies today and, if necessary, take measures to protect themselves.

Insights into how people feel

How to deal with such weather conditions is often not uniform among those affected. According to an analysis by RBB Online, around 50 percent of Germans are sensitive to the weather, which includes many people, especially older people, with chronic illnesses. For this group, winter can be a real challenge.

The recommendations for anyone who suffers from sensitivity to the weather are clear: appropriate clothing and measures to stimulate circulation should be a priority. Especially if you have low blood pressure, it can help to temporarily stay indoors and avoid sudden movements so as not to provoke further symptoms.

Overall, everyone should listen to their body's signals. November is often no fun, but with the right preparation and a good hand for your own health you can survive this cold time.