i really love this show. it makes me feel things but not to the pit of despair'

Once again, @missvictrix, you’ve expressed how I feel. Episode 6 may well have been a turning point for me with respect to the two leads. I’m still not convinced it’s “true love” yet, but their connection seems more plausible.

Thank you @missvictrix for the great recap. I've liked this show from the beginning (including the "weather" character, who turns out to be a drama queen). One of its great strengths (for me) is the care that is taken to develop the supporting-character stories. Like Dong-han--his attempt to become part of his family again is pretty heartbreaking. And now we have the fussy bachelor living one floor above Ha-kyung (I smell romance in the air!). Show gave us a rollercoaster ride for ep 6, but luckily we had a soft landing :)

What I couldn't warap my head around was the actions of the Forecaster Um's family. He was away for a long time (14 solid years), and only dropped by and left in the morning each time he showed up. And of course, he needs to he punished for that, rightly.
But, he's here now and the family is not letting him off the hook but also treating him like an outsider. That's too far. And then he packs his bags and the best you ask is ' Do you really have to do this?'. What exactly should he do, live like he doesn't exist amongst his family? While I really understood the point of view of the family from last week's installment, they should at least let him feel welcome.

The rich 'wearing a serious face' bachelor sipping a glass of wine is.... the trope never gets old. Romance had better be in the hair cause that hairstyle Forecaster Shin Seok-hu wears cannot go to waste.

After wasting 10 years with a coward jerk, no wonder Hakyung will live for the moment. Does whatever she likes, logic and commonsense be damned.
However, the approach doesn’t sit well with me. Why so serious? It’s been only months since the wedding was off, the attractive male is a kid her junior. It will be more sensible, for me, if Hakyung behaves like no strings attached. Lets live together, have fun, great s*x. She doesn’t have to look so mellow with doe eyes. But yeah, maybe that’s just the inner wild inside me speaking...
And the cheater couple is so pathetic. They think they are still important people for their exes but turned out nothing but forgettable past. Kijoon is one heck of a character but Yoojin is not so far above.

I'm kinda disapointed by this drama. There is no follow up between the episodes. What Ha-Kyoung wrote about the fog? How did she explain why Korea doesn't use alarm system? How the research going back 10 years will help with the unstable rain?

I found Ha-Kyoung disapointing in her job too. She mixed her professionnal and private life. She called her employee in the middle of the night several times, either she did alone the article, either she made a list of her questions to Shi-Woo and waited for the morning. She's not sure about her own decisions and it causes issues in her team, her way to hide her relationship with Shi-Woon at work causes misunderstandings in the team too.

I don't believe in their relationship neither. It's too sudden. I was surprised to see a scene of both of them as a flashback, they didn't spend so much time together...

I don't like Dong-han's wife. She was as responsible as him in this situation. She could leave Seoul to go with him. She could visit him there, etc. She hide what happened to her daughter, making the father leaving because of the rain season... It's not fair.

Ki-joon has a wife who is journalist and he doesn't think to ask her for help? It doesn't seem he respects her as a journalist... She lied to him about Shi-Woo, he sees her as a pretty plant... Nice couple.

Thanks again, @missvictrix for a very insightful (and fast) weecap. Glad to see you are enjoying the show a little more?
Must admit, from a ethical standpoint, I really wish the ML was not a direct subordinate of the FL. If he could be magically transferred to Team 1, I'd be much more onboard for this relationship. I think this fundamental plot point will serve to render the drama unwatchable in a few years.
However I am enjoying the workplace bonding between the Team 2 leaders. Imagine having a job where a moment's inattention or oversight could result, not only in economic loss, but loss of life. That'd keep me awake at night.
Oh dear, that poem made me laugh out loud but the closeup of the admixing of hot coffee and cold milk earned a big thumbs up. Reminds me of a demo I'd do in class every year called "cloud-in-a-jar". It's very simple but hugely impressive and I'm certain there are a few y-tube videos of it out there.

I have been enjoying FL&W since episode one but the nosiness in that office (probably typical of office environments) is so annoying I say to the TV: “go back to work!”
On a more serious level, because of the seriousness of their work with the weather and being science based (as much as possible), I can understand colleagues voicing opinions contrary to a superior and I like the way Director Ko Bong-chan asks for various opinions at the morning conference, however, to me sometimes it comes of as disrespectful and in some cases insubordinate (as in whining, ‘why do we have to to this or that”. Do your job!

In my opinion, this show doesn’t shine through it's premise about weather, but through our main characters having open and honest conversations. Let's hope it stays like that. Fingers crossed!

We really like this show. It is not your standard romcom. Instead of taking sixteen episodes to put the OTP together this show started with a simple question: What happens next?

Our love square is definitely more fleshed out now and we have the other outside forces acting on our OTP as well.

It's only been 6 episodes and the show keeps tossing one overused storyline after another. The dad blackmailing the girlfriend - didn't we see this exact storyline in Sunbae..., albeit with the cheating ex? And of course our FL can't just have a parent that passed away. There has to be deep trauma behind it. For a show trying to show everyday working lives, there sure is a lot of drama in everyone's past.

I started this show a bit late as I wanted to wait and see if it was worth the time. And . . . it is.

I'm really enjoying the tone and pace, and the storytelling, although not revolutionary for the genre, feels fresh and fun. This is the most I've enjoyed Song Kang and the relationship between the leads makes sense to me. It reminds me of real-life workplace hook-ups that the rest of us never saw coming, but then, when they lead to longterm commitment we're all like "Yeah, that somehow makes perfect sense." These are just two compatible people who like each other. They have down-to-earth conversations, support and challenge each other, and have fun. It's nice to watch.

I've also realized that PMY's presence in a drama immediately elevates it for me. She's my comfort watch personified.

I'm not sure where the show is going with the second leads. I was frankly shocked they actually got married when they're constantly lying to each other and aside from physical attraction I'm not sure what's there between them. But I'm curious to see how these characters evolve over time.

With how the drama din't drag their relationship reassessment, I am expecting myself to be surprised by the second leads because there is no reason for Yoon Park to pick this drama just to play a comedian. They could have had any new actor for it.

Also, I was bored by episode 5 because nothing much happened ,but I again started enjoying it in episode 6. I am okay with even the exes despite their horrible cheating,but I am getting annoyed by Su Jin. She is playing the entitled junior who whines about doing tasks mentioned outside their job description.

Although my initial qualms about this drama have't faded I find myself enjoying it for what it is. A relationship that is told through the euphemism of unpredictable weather, which I totally dig.

The charm of this drama is most definitely the side characters. Even the lady with the husband being scolded gave me more feels than the leads. Also Dong Han is a sweetheart who needs more love than his family can give him.

Despite the casting issue I can appreciate the way the writer is manoeuvring their relationship even though they started them off strongly in the opening week aka one night stand. If they keep up the KMA teamwork stuff then we can have one happy drama.

I don't know what this drama has that made me stick with it until ep.6. It's not a drama that will make you go "wow", but it is a refreshingly comfort watch. The comfy feeling is there, but they have also added many refreshing twists here and there, and I totally dig the honest but considerate and polite convos anywhere they happened in the stories. Many characters are relatable. It feels a little bit like Dali and Gamjatang but with less caricature characters and not so memorable music choices.

Now, there is sth I don't understand about the FL character. I understand that she might have thought they lied to her when her sister told her their mother got very sick and she was needed at home, but when I already knew that her mother was sent to the hospital and she still said she had to monitor the weather because she was the head, I was so confused. What was wrong with her? Your mother was at the hospital, she could assign someone trustable and just went there. I thought she was a capable woman, but tbh that moment made me question the character of the FL.

I'm starting to get into the story now. I'm enjoying Shi-woo for his character, enough that I can forget the baby face. All of the characters are getting a bit more rounded in fact. Getting into a new relationship so quickly seemed unlikely, but now the characters are realising that as well- they aren't ready yet. It's a drama of course, they will resolve it much more quickly than real life, but its great to have the narrative acknowledge it.