Cold day temple pain may be cerebral vascular spasm, neuritis, hypertension, cold and other diseases. 1. Cerebral vasospasm: Cold day temple pain may be caused by cold weather leading to head cold, head blood vessels continue to contract spasm caused by pain, need to pay attention to head warmth. 2. Neuritis: Inflammatory lesions of the facial nerves, which may be caused by cold stimulation and other factors, can lead to pain in the temple area. 3. Hypertension: the big temperature difference between indoor and outdoor when it is cold will increase the fluctuation of blood pressure, which can lead to the aggravation of the symptoms of patients with existing high blood pressure, and it will lead to headache. 4. Cold and flu: due to the cold weather, it is easy to cause cold and flu, which can appear the symptoms of temple pain. Patients can be accompanied by nasal congestion, runny nose, cough and other symptoms. Cold temple pain may also be seen in migraine, meningitis and other diseases, if the symptoms of cold temple pain, persistent unrelieved, need to seek medical treatment.