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Sunny weather. Living in Ireland, the sun is ALWAYS a welcome respite from the constant dull rainy shite.
I lived in rural Wales for a while so I know this feeling. Growing up in England I thought I knew about rain before but on the Cambrian Coast it rains sideways.
Cold weather because I'm tired of drenching in sweat and would rather have constant rainfall lmao
Too much sun has made me sick before. Like, just bright coming through the window has made me need to sit in a dark room for twenty minutes to stop feeling sick.
I like not feeling sick.