Migraines, Weather, and Moving States?

Has anyone's migraines gotten better by going to a different side of the country? I live in Washington, DC and have been experiencing severe daily migraines for over 2 and a half years and have tried EVERYTHING. I recently went to CA for vacation and the headaches went away! Once I was back on the plane to DC, the migraines returned. I know for a fact that weather and barometric pressure is one of my main triggers. I get severe migraines before and during storms.

I am considering moving to another state if this continues. Has anyone dealt with weather pressure and different states before?

I live in Milwaukee where the weather constantly fluctuates. I have spent time on both coasts hoping for relief. No dice. Two places I have visited in the past yielded great headache relief: Estes Park, CO, and Highlands, NC. They are both at high altitudes. This factor may direct my next steps.

I'm with you imorgan. I have been getting almost daily migraines for three years. I live near Detroit. Big triggers are cold fronts, high winds, rain, storms, clouds. guess what? We have that almost every other day here. I feel the weather a day or two before it hits, so even if we have a bright, sunny day, something worse is always around the corner, meaning I rarely have a pain-free day.

Anyway, just got back from a Caribbean cruise out of Miami and enjoyed eight glorious migraine-free days. Not a twinge, not a pinch, nothing. Even with a bad thunderstorm and downpour the day we left. We have gone on a cruise out of Miami every March since my migraines became chronic, and this is the third straight year I have not had a migraine while on vacation!
So, what's the difference? Why do even the storms not bother me there? That is the million dollar question, and I'd love it if I could find the answer. And, yes, if the newest migraine plan I'm trying doesn't work, I will have no choice but to seriously consider moving.