Weather should not be an abstract idea; it should be tangent, visible, and predictable. Yet, in this city, weather is a mere concept that invites itself into this world on whim. As if the being(s) of this place had weather as an afterthought. Perhaps so, or perhaps not - it is possible that those scientist(s) who greeted Kazuhira is merely toying with his understanding of reality among the other experiments in testing.
Kazuhira has not studied meteorology enough to a determine high pressure system from a low one. Although, he has gained enough experience to predict an oncoming storm through the strength of the wind, the humidity in the air, and the daunting, dark clouds over head. Storms in the most desolate regions of the world were always hit worse by mother nature. Living in the middle of the ocean for over a decade of his life has taught him this.
Unfortunately, this city gave no warning to the rainstorm that occurs this very moment. While the occupants of the city flee from the discomfort of the change in weather, Kazuhira sits on a park bench, his clothes becoming further saturated with rain water as the second click by. The man seems neither content or disturbed by the strange weather, and yet the mere sight of him is depressing.