Journal prompt

If today had a weather forecast

If today had a weather forecast, what would it be? You could add a line about why, or leave it unexplained.

A short prompt from our Prompt Library, using weather as a way to describe a day, not a forecast of anything else. A word or a sentence is enough.

A few ways in

  1. Perhaps a weather word or two: bright, drizzly, close, clearing.
  2. You could add a line about why, if you fancy.
  3. Some people leave it unexplained, and that is a complete answer too.

Example: 'Bright intervals, with a grey band after lunch.'

A thought: Some people like a single word. Others love a little sketch of a cloud or a sun. You can also put the pen down after the forecast and leave it there.

A journal is a writing hobby, not a treatment. A plain notebook is every bit as welcome.

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