"Weather With You" is a popular song by New Zealand rock band Crowded House. Released in 1992 as a single from their third album, Woodface, the song was written by lead singer Neil Finn and his brother Tim Finn. With its upbeat melody and easygoing guitar riff, the song is considered one of Crowded House's most iconic works.
The lyrics of "Weather With You" use the metaphor of weather to describe the personal feelings and emotions that we carry with us wherever we go, as if we were "bringing the weather with us." The song emphasizes that happiness and peace should be found within oneself, regardless of external circumstances or circumstances.
With its distinctive folk-rock feel and beautiful harmonies, the song gained immense popularity worldwide, especially in Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. Weather With You remains one of Crowded House's most memorable and played songs, and is often considered to be a song that provides a sense of calm and reflection for its listeners.