Yamato moves a few steps ahead of Cisco, just to show that see, it's fine.

"Weather tends to be, er -- appropriate for whatever the climate is, but it'll stop at the edge of whatever area it's in, usually," he says, stuffing his hands in his pockets. "Everything's localised, and there's not really any overlap. The weather changes pretty suddenly, too -- there's no atmospheric pressure change or anything to do a weather forecast with, it'll just switch over from sun to rain and back again."