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People should stop saying 'bad weather' when they mean cloudy or rainy. I just deeply confused my mum when I referred to weather for the next few days being bad, by which i meant sunny and a temperature of 35°C, which is, objectively, bad, rather than 'bad', in the sense of rainy, which would be very good.

There are many circumstances when rain is inconvenient but that's what they are, circumstances. Not an objective sun>rain ranking that should be enshrined in the phrase 'bad weather'.