Describe the weather

The sun is bright today.

Once in a while, I will look straight at the sun. Only long enough to see if the heaven-bird is nesting there. Only long enough to pray. Only long enough to see if I remember how to blink. Only not for any time at all. Sometimes I see her, the moment I turn my head and avert my gaze. All those wings and humming feathers shining, reaching, folding, stretching, flying-right-into-my-eyes. But then when I turn again, she is not there. Only she always is. Only I can not see her straight on.

Clear skies, specifically when you're unprepared for them.

The air feels thick and heavy, as if the heat is being filtered through a colander. Red and orange shards of light shine through the windshield, below the visor, just enough to graze me. I am a canvas for the sun.

the wind sends shards of glass into my neck, the sky is dust on my dresser. windshields frozen over and cotton-tipped grass before the sunrise.

It started to snow durring second lecture and snowflakes are still filling the air.

So hot the sky is sweating clouds, pools of clouds, and those pools of vapour are themselves evaporating.

Wind so strong that cap flied away from my head

Ironically sunny. Make sure to wear both sunscreen and a puffy jacket.

Foggy, but not enogh.

Blanket clouds, time slowing, a chance of memory.

Chilly in the morning, hellishly hot in the evening, cold after sunset. Carry a jacket, but also wear sleeveless.

Cold, but not as much as it should be. Sunny, but not warm enough.

the clouds have draped a shawl over the sun’s shoulder

i do not dare to look the sun in the eyes; she does not yield to me, or anyone.