What's your favourite weather?

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Do you like the sun? Rain? Cloud?

Drizzling rain, no wind. Cold enough to wear a hoodie and pants.

Some of my best times while cycling were in the drizzle. One can ride foe miles and not get too hot. And some of rhe most exciting times were in rain. Getting wet was not nice, but once one was soaked through, one would then start to really enjoy the ride!

It depends what time of the year it is.

I like rain in winter and heat in summer. But I do like thunderstorms in the summer too.

Bright sun on a cool day, very light breeze.

60 degrees Fahrenheit, overcast skies and no wind. I could take days like that for a month at a time. Love it.

Yeah, wind is a pain in the arse. I live near one of the windier cities in the world. It's useless carrying an umbrella because the wind will just turn it inside out.

Filtered sun to overcast. 60-70 degrees, or 15-21 Celsius. A little higher if windy. Closer to 60 if calm.

Mist/drizzle is nice. Fog if the air is clean.

Noo. You need a sail!

1) 65-75 fahrenheit, partly cloudy, a little breeze

2) lots and lots of snow!

My favorite weather is severe thunderstorms, with frequent lightning and heavy rain. I could do without the large hail though.

Cool (15°C or less) and breezy with lots of interesting cloud action across the sky. A few more thunderstorms would be nice. We get very few in my part of the UK. Actually, there's a bit of a contradiction in there as the conditions I like are not going to generate much in the way of deep convection.

Cold, drizzly rain. Not the kind that soaks me to the skin, but the kind that softens the view and makes me feel like I'm inside an impressionist painting...

Spring weather- not too cold or hot.

Hot and dry. 30 degrees C is just about fine... preferably low humidity.
Cold weather slows me up and makes me feel unwell... maybe I'm cold-blooded.

Anything that's mildly warm or less. I wouldn't say that I like cold weather per se, but it seems to be easier for me to deal with (with a hot drink, radiator, blankets etc) than hot weather. This may be something of a subconscious holdover from my childhood, during which I was quite overweight and therefore the hot weather had a particularly strong effect.