The impact of weather changes on humans

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Today is a really bad day. As soon as I got up in the morning, I heard the sound of raindrops. Looking up at the sky, I only see a gray sky, as if the sky is sighing, which makes me upset.

The big tree outside the house was "dazzled" by the repeated attacks of the strong wind, and almost every branch was shaking. The leaves - clustered in clusters - became wet and dangerous under the attack of wind and rain. From time to time, a leaf or a branch could be seen breaking with a "snap" and then falling to the ground from the air. The tips of the leaves are filled with water drops, and from a distance they look like eyes full of tears. Since the heavy rain kept falling, the water droplets hanging down from the pointed tip never stopped for a moment.

The wind changes direction, and the branches also change direction. The most interesting thing is that the moment the wind just changes direction, the branches seem to stay in the same position, but they try to determine the direction they want to go this time. When you hit the target, there will be a "rustling" sound slightly louder than usual at that moment. With the loud and rhythmic sound of the raindrops, it's like playing a nice ensemble.

Anyone who is lucky enough to hear this beautiful song should feel very lucky. After a whole morning, the color of the sky was still gray. However, this gray is mixed with a little white, like a face that has been frightened and turned pale. To use an analogy, it's like applying plaster. Today, the sky seems to be a little closer to the ground, but it does not make people feel comfortable. Instead, it adds some unwarranted pressure.

If you squint your eyes, you may be able to see some moving clouds. But the entire sky is connected into one big piece. Who can tell where the clouds are? And who will discover the subtle changes? During this day, the scenery outside the window has been covered with a veil, so Transparent, so ethereal.