Weather

Weather in literature is never just background; it’s a force that presses on characters and reveals what they’re trying to hide. In this category you’ll find quotations that track the sky’s shifting moods—sunlight as relief, fog as uncertainty, wind as restlessness, heat as impatience, and rain as grief or renewal. Writers use storms to raise stakes, seasons to mark time, and sudden clearings to suggest mercy or change. These quotes move between the intimate and the epic: a single drop on a windowsill, a blizzard that erases roads, a humid night that won’t let anyone sleep. Read them for language that makes atmosphere tangible, and for the way weather mirrors the inner climate of a story.