Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/h5luP03caeg.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Study: Hot weather may make you hot-headed [OwrWnM35zDQ] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT According to doctors, the heat hypothesis is when people get angrier when the weather is hotter. Studies from the American Psychiatric Association say as weather increases, so does irritability—and the hotter it gets, the more violence and domestic abuse gets reported. The extreme heat can impact your mental health, as well, increasing anxiety, stress and mood disorders. cjTxB0E3QvL W2BGBqjjCuk pBzAeD1a614 j4F4f5esOuy DlMVBpCq8xB DXrXVfi74Xo vWt4sZP7XnO
According to doctors, the heat hypothesis is when people get angrier when the weather is hotter. Studies from the American Psychiatric Association say as weather increases, so does irritability—and the hotter it gets, the more violence and domestic abuse gets reported. The extreme heat can impact your mental health, as well, increasing anxiety, stress and mood disorders. cjTxB0E3QvL W2BGBqjjCuk pBzAeD1a614 j4F4f5esOuy DlMVBpCq8xB DXrXVfi74Xo vWt4sZP7XnO