Send Me To Sleep | Clouds | Rain Sounds
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We've been having some fairly interchangeable weather here recently. Lots of quick showers that seem to come really hard and fast and then followed by brief spells of beautiful crisp sunshine.
How do clouds influence our daily lives?
It does make it a little bit difficult to plan your days if you're intending to head out. You know, you seem to always be taking off layers of clothing or putting back on your jacket every ten minutes or so, but it is nice to have weather like that sometimes, I think. It can be quite exciting, in a way. And recently, when we were out and about, my partner prompted me to look up into the sky and she pointed out that the sky was almost split down the middle entirely divided by dark stormy clouds on one side and a bright blue sky on the other with Just a few smatterings of soft, fluffy clouds. It was a very stark juxtaposition. You could definitely see the weather that was about to pour over us. It made me realise a little bit how...
important our ever-present clouds are to our day-to-day lives. You know, if someone asks you what it is that you see if you were to look up in an outside space or in the middle of the countryside or something, I suppose your intuitive answer might be, well, the sky, of course. But really, one of the first things we're bound to see are the clouds in the sky. And especially in a place like where I live, where some days you'll wake up and cannot see the sky at all. No patch of sky is visible. It's a stretching grey-white expanse above your head. It's purely cloud. Sometimes you look up at this and you forget that you're not actually looking at the sky. and that you were in fact looking up at vast clouds of water vapour hanging above your head.
This is quite a surreal idea if you spend enough time with it. Hello, by the way. My name's Andrew and Tonight I'll be discussing clouds.
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