Aches & Pains: Invermere, British Columbia

Current RiskUpdated:Monday, November 30, 2009, 22:00 MST - Cranbrook Airport

Short Term RiskUpdated: Monday, November 30, 2009, 21:55 MST - Invermere

	Mon Overnight	Tue Morning	Tue Afternoon	Tue Evening
Risk Level	Low Risk	Low Risk	Low Risk	Low Risk
Active Weather Triggers	Temperature	None	None	Temperature

Weather Triggered Ailments

Active Weather Triggers

• Changes in the weather that could augment health complaints.
• Each active weather trigger is weighted equally.
• The occurrence of more than one trigger increases the severity of health risk.

• Temperature – a decrease of 5 degrees Celsius or more.
• Humidity – an increase of 20%.
• Pressure – a decrease of 0.7 kPa (kilopascal) or more.
• Dewpoint – an increase of 5 degrees Celsius or more.

About Aches & Pains

• Aches & Pains is only a general indication of weather triggered risk periods.
• The "low", "moderate", and "high" risk levels we provide are only a guide.
• When none of the active weather triggers are referenced, we still identify the risk level as "low", since other weather triggers may impact some people.
• It is essential that you evaluate your own risk levels, in relation to your personal experience.
• Make certain you consult a doctor regarding your ailments to ensure appropriate health procedures.
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