Ten Song Titles That Could Serve As Brief Weather Forecasts
For Midwestern folks like me no part of the local newscast is as anticipated as the weather forecast, but it usually ends up being the most unsatisfying segment as well. Even though they always greet us with smiling faces, seldom do the meteorologists offer us mild temperatures with clear skies.
Instead of the smiling weather experts, the forecast would be more palatable if the news stations chose music to represent the weather conditions. There are a multitude of songs that represent the different types of climates, such as “Mr. Blue Sky” by the Electric Light Orchestra for the beautiful days that are so rare in the Midwest.
Here are ten other popular songs that could be used to represent the weather forecasts.
Cloudy by Simon and Garfunkel
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme is the album that spawned this laid back classic, which leaves one with the feeling that Paul Simon wrote it while lying on his back in the middle of a big green field.
Stormy by the Classics IV
Its beautiful melody belies the adjective that serves as the title, undoubtedly the most recognizable in the pop band’s catalogue.
Sunny by Bobby Hebb
Back in 1966 this hit was ubiquitous, and amid that tumultuous time its message of gratitude and joy was likely most welcome.
Cold As Ice by Foreigner
One of many gems from the self-titled debut album, this monster hit describes a girl but could very well work for a January weather forecast.
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