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S.A.D. Index
The Seasonal Affective Disorder Index for January, February and March
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The S.A.D. STRESS INDEX FOR JANUARY
Because of its likelihood of cloud cover, its short days, long nights, and bitter cold weather, January has the worst average on the S.A.D. Stress Index. Conditions continue to be conducive to severe seasonal affective disorders until the middle of February.
The Seasonal Affective Disorder Index for July and August
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Seasonal affective disorders increase during the hottest days of the year. Many people who suffer from humidity and high temperatures tend to stay indoors like they do in the winter; consequently, they often experience some of the same S.A.D. symptoms they feel in December or January.
The Seasonal Affective Disorder Index for May and June
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May brings an end to seasonal affective disorders for the majority of people in the Northern Hemisphere. By the fifth month, the summer-like day’s length, the gentle weather, and the falling odds for cloudy conditions brings the Index into the harmless 20s and teens.
The Seasonal Affective Disorder Index for April
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THE S.A.D. STRESS INDEX
April and May see an end to seasonal affective disorders in most people, especially in the southern half of the United States.