I've always been very sensitive to the weather, it's handy most of the time.
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MildredHubble
It's certainly handy to have some sense of when bad weather is coming. On the other hand I wish it wasn't painful. Why can't it make me feel really great instead 
That would be fun and I could do with a bit of a pick me up right now lol!
That would be fun and I could do with a bit of a pick me up right now lol!
MildredHubble
I can smell rain in the air often a couple of hours before hand. So if I'm any semblance of normal perhaps it is? 
I sometimes think it's raining when it's not because of the smell if that makes sense?
I sometimes think it's raining when it's not because of the smell if that makes sense?
MildredHubble
It kinda smells like the sort of smell you get when you boil a kettle. Not immediately after it's boiled but if it's recently boiled and you walk near it. That's assuming this isn't an experience unique to myself (?)
MildredHubble
It's quite frustrating trying to describe the smell, eventually I thought of poster paint. It's not quite the same but it's the closest I can think of. Also a bit like when you soak wallpaper to help stripping it from the walls.
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To me it always smelled a bit like burnt tin, that blown transistor smell. After spending a few days camping in a desert region in the north of my state I noticed that I was able to smell water from miles away, that same burnt tin smell.