Weather change behavior

[guidofatherof5]

One of my adult girl radix groups are very active tonight. I've never seen the whole group out and cruising. They are all acting like they want out. When I opened it up I had about 6 of them crawling up my arms and on my shoulders. They are very restless.
The only thing I can figure is the weather is having some effect on them. We have a big snow storming moving into the area. Does the barometer act the same for a snow storm as it does for a rain storm? If it does than that might explain their behavior
Any thoughts or ideas?

[brubru2]

Well, I am no expert, but whenever there is a thunder storm, my snakes seem as if each one of them is getting chased by a mongoose.
So, I persomally think they have a natural sense of weather.

[ConcinusMan]

Nearly every living thing on earth can sense sudden, minute changes in atmospheric pressure. Since you're in tornado country, such a reaction to sudden dropping air pressure, such as that which occurs with thunder storms and approaching tornados, would be a good thing. Personally, I've never seen snakes react in any such way, but they weren't midwest snakes either. Birds of all kinds usually sense the storm before it happens though.

[guidofatherof5]

The storm is here and everyone's calm and back to normal this morning.

[Mommy2many]

Mine were also like that last night & we have a storm moving in this evening. Very strange:confused: