Are your feelings ever reflecive of the weather outside?

My feelings tend to be very reflective of the weather outside. I live in Arizona and during winter, it's not very cold but the sky tends to adopt a rather dreary, overcast look. The winter days flow into each other under this sky. Ever moment feels monotonous when I can see that sky. It is not fun, but not too terrible, either.

There was the time that I was in New Jersey (this was recently) visiting relatives, and the weather was unusually cold. It rained and later snowed in the middle of spring. That day I slept until lunch. When I finally started eating, I didn't feel like eating and I hardly touched the food. My poor relatives thought I was sick. After that I just lounged around uselessly until the end of the day.

As for the weather right now, I can joyfully state that it is a beautiful day. There is not a cloud in the sky, the sun is shining, it's warm and nice, and I feel like nothing can go wrong. It really does look great outside, the mountains casting shadows on themselves in the afternoon light, the hills and the trees and the cacti, all bathed in sunlight.

Last night was wonderful, too. A nice, cool breeze sweeping across the desert, a crescent moon, and the stars clearer than ever. I felt great then, too, but in a different way.

Yesterday was a gorgeous day in the midlands (England) 25 degrees which for April is amazing, everyone was happy, today its gloomy and damp and everyone seems to be down!! I think the weather has a major effect on the way people live and feel...

Every once in a while the weather does effect my mood, but usually it doesn't really matter; events of the day have far more influence.

I always had the feeling of being "sewn-up" in worriedness and boredom and the weather for today is partly cloudy with one-third of the "SUN" peaking through the clouds.

Yes,when you work outside for a living,rain and snow sucks.

furr sure, everytime it storms on the mountian tops north of where I live here in Glenwood Colorado I get a headache.

no,may be the mood for 'doing' other things,it is kind of 'chilling' ,but there is a beautiful scene of the ocean

sunny no