The influence of weather on human life
Medical meteorologists divide people into three types:
The first kind of people are weather-reactive. Under the influence of the weather, they will not feel pain or nausea, but their mood and health will fluctuate. The second kind of people are sensitive to the weather, their autonomic nervous system is unstable (not determined by people's subjective will), and their stimulus response to bad weather is stronger and earlier than that of the first kind of people. When the weather changes suddenly, they will feel headache, sleep badly, feel tired, be in a bad mood and get excited easily. They are inattentive and can only drink a small amount of wine. They will react after drinking and drive slowly.
The third kind of people are sensitive to the weather. These people are usually patients, who may suffer from cardiovascular diseases, rheumatoid arthritis or have suffered from fractures and other injuries. When the weather suddenly turns cold or hot, they may feel the pain of the wound or the aggravation of chronic diseases. According to the survey, about 60% people feel that they are weather-sensitive. Even according to very strict bioclimatology standards, one third of people are sensitive to the weather.
In bad weather, the reaction time of drivers is slower than usual 10%. In addition, drivers will make the wrong reaction: drivers overestimate their abilities and misjudge traffic conditions. They hesitate to overtake or overtake at the wrong time. There will also be misunderstandings between drivers and pedestrians.