Quick question for an eye doctor

I’m dealing with a bit of a situation and I can't quite put my finger on what's happening. Here is an example from today—it started snowing heavily, and everything outside was just a blinding sheet of white. As soon as I stepped out, it felt as though my eyes simply couldn't adjust to the brightness; suddenly, my vision began to black out and I felt this intense wave of dizziness hitting me. It seems to happen every single time there is a snowstorm. My only recourse is to rush back inside immediately and lie down with my eyes tightly shut for about twenty minutes—only then does that awful sensation finally subside. I would truly appreciate any advice or insight you all might have. Thank you in advance.

Go see your primary care physician; they’re the best ones to decide if you actually need to head in. Personally, I get these dizzy spells whenever the water in my shower gets too hot, which I always kind of suspected might be linked to anemia. Not sure, though.