Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Inversion = Headaches

Once upon a time


I was totally wrong (phew).

But I think I figured out the problem.

I'm pretty sure it was the poor air quality last month.

I noticed that those several weeks of inversion just happened to coincide with my weeks of headaches.

Hmmmmmm

And then, when the inversion cleared out, my headaches vanished as well!
Photo credit: Associated Press/The Deseret News, Ravell Cal - Jan. 9, 2013.
My new goal:  Don't breathe the inversion-polluted air.

Pfbt.  I know, easier said than done.

But really, I know Utah went through some terrible inversion a few weeks ago with 130 micrograms/cubic meter.  But what we were breathing was nothing compared with China (900 micrograms/cubic meter).

Note to future self: When you finally/eventually/miraculously visit China, don't go in the dead of winter.

1 comment:

Jessica said...

Very important thing to consider when planning a trip to China, glad you mentioned it!