SG2 Can Weather Affect Moods?

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Can 
Affect  People's

Weather
Moods?

Do you think it will rain tomorrow?
Will it be cool or warm? 
 People often ask about the weather because 
they want to wear appropriate clothing. 
 But the weather can mean more to 
people than just changes in clothing.
According to new research,warm, sunny weather can have a positive impact
 on mental health and mood. 
On the other hand, cold, dark winter weather can have a negative effect, even causing Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD),
A depression that comes back 
every winter. 
 Read people’s answers to asurvey about how the weather affects their moods.
I can’t really tell if the weather 
affects people’s moods. 
In my country, it’s always hot. 
 In the winter, the temperature 
is about 84 °F (29 °C). 
We usually have bright, sunny skies,
and the people here are normally very happy even during thunderstorms.
Maybe one day I’ll get to see the snow and see if the cold weather will change my mood. 
 Ibrahim – Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
I live on an island that has about
 two hundred beaches. 
So the weather affects the way I feel
 and our way of life very much. 
 I’m in a lively mood 
the whole year round. 
People think that 
my country is tropical,
 but in the south we sometimes get some really cold, windy days, and I feel down.
However, they don’t last very long.
When that happens, I just try to tell myself not to worry because tomorrow or the day after will be beautiful and sunny again. 
Felipe – Florianopolis, Brazil
The weather definitely affects
 the way I feel.
When it’s rainy and dreary out, 
I feel tired and depressed,
and I don’t want to do anything outdoors.
So I try not to look out of the window,
and I spend my time like a typical couch potato, 
watching TV and eating, or playing video games.
 My body and my brain seem to 
function better when it’s sunny.
I’m more energetic, and I feel like exercising more frequently. 
The trouble is that it rains on about
 one day out of three in England. 
Keith – Liverpool, England
Khaled Al Rajeh
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