A-Z of Songs About the Weather

Great single though and still often played on the radio, pub jukeboxes, etc.(y)
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T THIS is a LOW - Barometer readings and shipping forecast related song by Blur , from their Parklife album. (1994). (y)
 
U UMBRELLA - Rihanna song from 2007.

I remember someone had 'phoned into Radio Sheffield complaining about the open bit on the side at Millmoor and that they got wet when it rained (I mean . . . ) There was a bit of too and froing between this person and the club, the club saying they perhaps should invest in an umbrella. The next game this was played before the game for the person!
 
... or... "Under blue skies" (1988) stadium-rock type track by US band , House of Lords. Clip on YouTube.
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V VERMONT SNOW - instrumental from US pianist, James Talia (2010) . Clip on Apple Music website.
 
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W - White Christmas. Irving Berlin song for the 1942 film, Holiday Inn. originally sung by Bing Crosby whose version is the biggest selling single of all time.

Or, Weather the Storm. Wheeland Brothers song from 2012 LP, Toast to the Coast. Video on YouTube.
 
Alternative "W" - "WHITE LIGHTNING" by the Big Bopper (J.P. Richardson). A hit single for the rockabilly singer/musician who died in the same plane crash as Buddy Holly in 1959. There is also a well-known version of the song by C&W singer George Jones. Clips on YouTube.
 
X X-RAY BURST - electronic composition by Gravitational/Gravity Effect (2022). Sounds a bit like Neu. X-ray bursts from solar flares affect the Earth's ionosphere, and can interrupt radio communications. Clip on YouTube.
 
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...or... "Yuletide (when the days grow colder)" by CCV Music (2024) Clip on YouTube.
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Z ZURICH in the SNOW - song from US singer/songwrirter/actor Randy Stonehill (1994). Clip on YouTube.
 
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