Weather affects me big time. Today its raining on top of a foot of snow so its foggy, wet and depressing without the sun. Need sunshine and light. I am afraid of lightening too. When I was a teenager my home fashion conscious mother had the latest foil wallpaper installed in her bathroom next to her bedroom. We had a lightening storm one night and crash lightening entered into the bathroom and crashed next to my parent's bed scaring the shit out of me. Have constant nightmares of tornados but have never seen one. Wizard of Oz anyone? LOL.

Not sure of emotion thing, sure gives me pain in parts that have been repaired (that is when the barometric pressure changes).

Growing up in NJ there were some amazing thunder and lightening storms. At 20 I moved to Seattle WA. drizzle, clouds and days when the mountain was out. I never even owned a bumbershoot. Now I find after days of low clouds in Ellensburg WA the sun pops out and my spirits lift a bit. I generally wake up in a good mood, even b4 coffee but hte weather does effect me more - age? maybe

-15 here this morning, horses wearing clothes, and I'm happy when my dogs potty in the garage; it's crazy cold here in MN! Supposed to be -19 tonight that means horses wear 2 coats!
I don't like strong wind, it makes me nervous, worse yet it makes the horses nervous and not very safe to be around.
I love a breeze on a hot summer day and only then.
I've had many broken bones so I do feel the changes coming, like azzow2 said.

Wind makes me very happy.

Weather, winter specifically, used to bother me a lot more when I lived in Northern states.
Living in the South has alleviated the SLD (Seasonal Light Disorder) I used to experience.
Not to mention the lack of shoveling, de-icing, wind-chill factors, and all the other attendant bullshit that goes with winter. Also, the older I get, the less willing I am to tolerate the cold.
I'd rather deal with hurricane season.

I like a light breeze. WInd like what we have here now (steady at about 20-30 with gusts to 60) makes me uneasy. I like thunderstorms. long periods of gray days can depress me

I like rain.

Weather changes are awesome to me except hot weather. I hate hot weather. Always have because I had to work in it. I got paid but it was rough. I sweat more than any person I've ever seen. But i love exciting weather. I'll never wonder about a hurricane again. Been through 2 if them. My house is damaged but not that much.

The sun definitely brightens my mood. It was sunny today in Chicago and I went for a walk -- a short one, as the air hurt my face. But it was still wonderful to be outside. I LOVE storms, though I am careful to ensure my safety. And I love snow, too. I'm a little crazy like that.

I remember in Feb is NYC getting very sad...to long with short days and cold weather...

I grew up in Los Angeles, where the sun shines almost all year round. As that was what I was raised with, i took it for granted.

Now, I live in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. and it rains aobut 5 months out of the year. The main difference is that now when there is a sunny day, I make point to get out and go have some fun. I actually now do more activity wise than I did in Los Angeles where the weather was always generally nice.

On the downside, if you live where it is cloudy so much for a good part of the year, you need to take vitamin D supplements, or else you may experience depression. Some are more prone to this than others, but yoru body produces vitamin D when you are out in the sun, and it is a vital nutrient. If you spen all your time indoors no matter where you live you may need to take a vitamin D supplement. It is a good idea, if you gont' get much time in the sun, that at your next physical, you ask to have your vitamin D l;evels tested. Teh levels of vitamin D can grealy influence your mood.

Definitely - hot weather makes me feel low, cold weather makes me feel alive, and I also prefer it when it gets dark early.

As for rain, I always just tell myself that rain is more important for life on this planet than me or anyone who has ever lived.

I live in Alaska. Half of our year is almost shrouded in darkness. A lot of people get the SAD (seasonal affective disorder) during the dark days because of the lack of the vitamin D that the sun provides which coincidently affects the serotonin levels in your brain which makes you happier. So a lot of people here take vitamin D pills during the winter months.

I'm part reptile, so I prefer warmth. If it's warm, with the exception of the occasional hurricane, anything else is fine. And I love a good, wild thunderstorm !

Oh - and I dislike snow intensely - which is why I'm not around it anymore.

For me, there is a wonderful activity for every kind of weather.

Cold, and sometimes wet weather tends to cause my joints to ache.
Snow is fun if it's a quick melt off and doesn't linger, but snow is my least favorite weather.

Cold weather though makes me want to snuggle. One can usually find me under a comforter by a fire with a warm cup of cocoa and a book.
A partner beside me for this would be a wonderful thing and could lead to other ideas.

Rainy days either make me want to sleep or go splash in a puddle. I find kissing in the rain fun.

Stormy weather I find fascinating. If the lightning is still far off I will stand out in the weather. I find the wind and rain, and perhaps sometimes even the waves whipping up all around me energizing.

Sunshine I want to either swim, go boating, camping or picnicking.

Aren't our emotions based on our past experiences? I like the changing weather. Which ever way it tends to go.

Rainy weather makes me sleepy if I get still. Sunny weather is an ordinary day feeling...happy, energetic. Stormy weather is exciting. Extended cold is depressing but good for a change from this unending sunny and hot weather.

I prefer sunshine all the time. I moved from New York to Florida mostly because of weather.

Weather affects all animals. Our evolutionary history was born with meteorite activity, the sun, the moon, and most of all the weather. In a sense, the weather made us what we are. Cows always lay down on cloudy and rainy days, ...I feel the same way !

To a point. Where I live the weather can be boring; temperate with some rain in winter and drought in summer. Often wind storms and seldom snow. The only thing that effects most of us is that being far northerly we get only some 8 hours of daylight.

The biggest mood swing happens during the warm sunny months. Makes me horny (now I understand why those in some areas - like Italy - have a lot of sex).

it really does I call winter funeral weather

I used to, don't notice it much any more.