“…Despite some principal evidence for weather's role in well‐being, some studies did not find an effect of weather (e.g., Yap, Wortman, Anusic, Baker, Scherer, Donnellan, & Lucas, 2017), indicating that moderators might exist. Hence, we also included moderators, namely weather sensitivity (Mackensen et al, 2005) and positive and negative affectivity (Watson, Clark, & Tellegen, 1988), which, by definition, are propensities to be reactive to specific (weather) conditions.…”