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colder weather and band getting tighter

Does anyone elses band feel tighter since the cooler weather has come? Mine seems tighter and I think the nurse said something about the band getting tighter in the winter.But I can't remember and I just wanted to hear from others who may know..

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Sorry, I live in Texas and it's not cold here yet. However, if I drink cold water or milk I feel very tight. I just keep my water botttles on the counter so they will be room temperature. Maybe cold weather affects the band the same way cold liquid does?

I haven't found that yet. I was banded in January, so what I felt was "normal" then. We've gotten snow and frosts already, and I didn't notice a difference. I'll try to pay attention during our next cold snap.

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