[Eclipse]

I just had the kind of day when it's sunny in winter. When the sun is shining and the breeze is blowing and there's barely a cloud in the Sky.

It just feels, I don't know, like so opening. I can't explain it.

Have you ever had a day like that? Do you now what I mean?

[ねこまっしぐら]

I know the feeling. I kinda don't like that kind of weather because the sun is hot and everything else isn't. And it it makes my skin all dry.

[Oni]

We've had nicer weather lately, so I can relate. Too busy to enjoy it.

[Eclipse]

I know the feeling. I kinda don't like that kind of weather because the sun is hot and everything else isn't. And it it makes my skin all dry.

I don't mean when it's super hot. I mean, like, it's been raining for a week then one day you just wake up and stick your head out of the window. The breeze blows in your face and it smells of summer. It's the kind of moment you have an epiphany. God I think I have had an epiphany.

[Nil]

Nah, I can't see through my closed shades. It's always dark where I am.

[cr33pyguy]

I come from up north... around the northness of mid-Canada...
But where I come from the sunny days are always the coldest ones
... down to -40

[Harvey]

As a pluviophile, I think the opposite. Living in Queensland, I can't stand the heat. It's Summer here and there's nothing I love more than an overcast, rainy day. When you're feeling that feeling you describe in the OP, I feel the same thing when the weather is completely the opposite.

[Cosmic]

I was out all Friday / Saturday in the boiling Perth sun and now I have an electrolyte deficiency.

[Eclipse]

As a pluviophile, I think the opposite. Living in Queensland, I can't stand the heat. It's Summer here and there's nothing I love more than an overcast, rainy day. When you're feeling that feeling you describe in the OP, I feel the same thing when the weather is completely the opposite.

I cannot imagine living like that. It's interesting to hear though.