725 Up in the Air

When we look up a rainy or cloudy sky we think "there is clouds over the sky", but it's not true. From the perspective of a pilot, (which I've learned recently) cloud is around the very surface of the ground, so it isn't over the sky, but it's over the ground. As there we can see always a sunshine up in the sky, over the cloud on the earth, the sky is always clear and bright with sunlight, and the cloud and rain are coming because the ground creates them, or needs them. Does this idea help you not to get disappointed on rainy day, doesn't it?