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I'd consider vitamin D levels as a possible factor. Deficiency can make you feel that kind of bad and it tends to be an issue around this time of year. Less sun exposure chokes off its production and we've had a few months to burn through what gets stashed away in warmer times.

I love all the weather. The single issue I have is strong wind when I'm home. I live in woods and the wind wrecks the older trees. I've already had a 10m upper trunk section destroy my roof a couple of years ago. So I get nervous when the wind is strong.

Other than that I love being outside regardless of weather. It's all good.

I was born and raised in northern Alberta and I hate the cold too. For me it's just the pain of waiting on the side of a road for a bus that's already twenty minutes late or sitting in the cab of your truck at -35°C waiting for it to warm up so you don't bust the engine. I hate the heat also though, it could sometimes get up to +35°C in my hometown, so like a 100 degree temperature difference... it really sucked and you can't escape the heat, at least not with the places I was able to rent back then.

The lack of sun doesn't effect me that much, but maybe that's because mushrooms are always a part of my diet. In fact, my favourite days are damp and overcast, which is why I live on the coast now and love it except for the high unemployment. ;-;

I love all four seasons, it's usually the darkness and wind that gets me. But nothing that a bit of vitamin D can't help fix.

Quick winter days depress the hell out of me. I need a baseline of 12 hours of sunlight.

Snow and rain. Love it. Takes all the pressure off of doing anything.

Long hot summer days also depress the fuck out of me but I can mitigate that a billion different ways.

Fall days are my comfort zone. I usually feel my best around September through November. The temp goes down. I can still wear shorts but it's also not mind numbingly hot. My birthday and the holidays fall in that period. Usually the middle of December when it's cold and dark by 4 my mood goes down.

Foggy days make me want to carry a machete around and hunt monsters in an abandoned town.

I hate sunlight. I like darkness. I love the cold. I love snow. I love winter. I don't much like rain. I have extreme depression so it's hard for me to tell if the weather affects it but I'm sad if I can't walk at night. I fucking hate the heat. I hate sweating.

I was raised in Northern US. My ancestry mainly comes from the Mediterranean. I don’t understand why they moved there, because I was a shell of myself for like 6 months of the year.

I moved to a warmer climate and still can’t function until it hits like 65°F/19°C with sunlight. I can do as low as 70°F/21°C with overcast and rain.

I also can’t do dry air. I need humidity or my asthma flares up bad. My favorite days are 85°F/29°C+ with overcast drizzle or sunshine and minimal breeze. I can finally breathe and my body stops hurting.

East of France weather summary

spring: Sun is coming back !! Green is coming back, Temperature is okay. I start sweating though, but it's bearable

summer: All hot and no rain make myself sweaty and tired. Temperature is >30°C and not under 20°C during the night, I'm dying.

fall: Nice colours, nice temperature and some sun, I like it, people start judging me for wearing shorts.

winter: All dark and no sun make myself depressed. Temperature is nice though, after some weeks I resigned myself to start wearing pants (don't forget your vitamins D supplements people!)

If it’s foggy then we should drink tea

Thats exactly how I feel about heat.

Not a fan of the hot summer sun. All the other seasons come with a variety of emotions and nostalgic feelings at times, in very small amounts that are manageable to process/ignore. Peak summer hurts my eyes and makes me physically uncomfortable, fear being sweaty/stinky…yeah I think it’s a genuinely annoying season.

Anything > 20C makes me miserable, as I can't wear an oversized hoodie to hide my body, and I still sweat in just a shirt. My habit of only drinking during meals, and eating those very irregularly, as well as only drinking non-sparkling water, really fucks me up there, and I can't be outside, in uncontrolled environments, for long.

So, therefore, I love the > 0, < 10 weather the most, maybe some light rain (and audible rain during the night). Snow etc. is very nice, including the darkness, but ig it does hit my body and sleep cycle pretty hard.

Being hot pisses me off.

Extremely. The sun is what makes life beautiful. Without the sun, There is no energy to go outside. It increases happiness in general. I really like the summer and the heat. In winter, stay at home mode. Clouds gives the feeling of closing, while the sun and the open sky invites you to go outside. The ocean is also the favorite environment. Sailing,swimming,diving, you name it.

A nice, cold, cloudy day is what I enjoy. Bonus points for rain or snow. I can't stand the heat or sunny days: too bright.

Gloomy weather itself doesn't make me depressed but the sun always makes me feel better and it's something you need sometimes. Also being in the cold for a long time starts to hurt after a while so that could also make you irritable.

Fall is probably my favorite season, followed closely by winter. I do use full-spectrum lights to compensate for the shorter days, but overall I think my mood is better during that time. Winter in a forest is one of the most beautiful things in the world.

I love rain and wind and storms and meteorological violence. I am calmest at weather Morticia Addams would have a picnic in. Shit needs to be falling from the sky.

winter/ rain wreaks havoc on my dermatitis.

"It was a dark and story night... and I don't wanna go on anymore"

-Last journal entry

But since you mentioned nationality, this reminds me:

Every time there is snowing, it reminds of the the happiness and novelty I felt when I first arrived in the US and saw snow in NYC. I was from southern China and never saw snow before.

My brain now correlated "Snow" = "NYC 2010"

So snow sometimes can bring happiness... but its more like nostalgia then I miss childhood and get depressed I can't be a child anymore... just not have any expectations of you.

I can't stand the heat (and stay the fuck out the kitchen) for real though 21 degrees is perfect, any more and it's groin soup.

Heat makes me sad because I hate sweating so I avoid sunlight and stay in a room with the fan on. I also dislike noise so I don't like having a fan or AC on, but what am I supposed to do? Only good thing about hot weather is taking a cold shower and enjoying it.

My perfect weather is sunny and cold (between 10°C and 20°C). I love sunlight but it'd be nice if it didn't heat things up too much. I wish this kind of weather happened more often but sadly it's usually a few random days where it's suddenly colder for some reason.

I grew up in the northern US, but around 40, I moved to Florida. I hate the politics, but I prefer the weather.

On one hand, it seems shallow to decide your life based on weather, but on the other hand, weather dominates every day of your life. If you wake up to bad weather, you're probably not going to have a great day. Can you recall any GREAT days of your life that include bad weather?

I lived in Cleveland, where the average weather for about 6 month of the year is 38°F and rainy, and the other six months it's just rainy. Literally 5 days out of every week sucks, and the other two days aren't special either.

It's hot in Florida, but at least it's sunny.

I consider my self quite a happy person, but I do belive I'm cursed. I struggle with sun and heat, and snow, everything just gets harder to do with snow around. This might seem like a non issue, but living quite far north this gives some issues, snow in winter and constant sun in summer. So I prefer the spring and autumn. But I dont let it affect my mood I think the vitamin D issue keeps popping up, the intake of C and D vitamins increase from November to April, also suppliment with cod oil.

yeah 100%, i run cold so I much prefer warmer weather over cold, I would be miserable in Melbourne compared to where I am now (Brisbane)