Tunde is suffering in 44C weather Down Under, and wanted a bit of rain and wind. (That's about 111.2F) This photograph was taken last year in the Hoh Rain Forest. The Hoh gets 140 to 170 inches of rain a year. That's 12 to 14 feet, or just over three meters. It isn't warm rain. It's chilly. Cold. Goose-bump producing. There's often mist, fog, dense clouds, and of course ... a LOT of rain. I just checked the weather report for that area, and right now it's 44F. (That's about 6.6C.) So, my dear friend, this photograph is for you, in the hopes that you will feel a little cooler when you look at it. This is chilly, rainy, drippy, wet, and cold. The humidity is probably about 90%, which means you would get chilled to the bone if you stayed there for very long without a jacket. I wish for you only cool, comfortable, temperate things, Tunde. I hope this helps!