Bob Marley has once said, “the sun is shining, the weather is sweet. Its makes you want to move you’re dancing feet”. The humidity, temperature and hours of sunshine have the greatest effect on mood, which has been evidently shown in Ray Bradbury short story. In "All Summer in a Day", the mood of the characters switch constantly due to jealously of losing the remembrance of the sun, the emotional impact with the sun's presence, and the regret of restricting one to see the rare occasion of the sun making an appearance. This proves to show that weather can often have immense affect one's behaviour and emotions.
