Hot weather causes blood vessels to widen, lowering blood pressure in some people.
High humidity reduces sweating efficiency, stressing the heart and affecting BP.
Sudden weather changes can cause dangerous spikes or drops in blood pressure.
Dizziness, fainting, fatigue, and rapid heartbeat signal weather-related BP shifts.
Hydration, balanced diet, and regular monitoring help manage BP in hot, humid climates.
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