The 1960s has gone down as one of the most pivotal and revolutionizing decades as far as pop and rock music are concerned. From The Rolling Stones and The Beatles to Bob Dylan and The Supremes, the music landscape was impacted by a diverse array of talent and styles during the period.

It was also a time when music was heavily influenced by the weather, according to a recent study conducted by the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research. In that research, the findings show that aspects of the weather was a big influence on many song titles put out by The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, and many others.

With approximately 16 percent of songs released by The Beatles having some reference to the weather, the connection between weather and music during the 1960s was highly relevant. Take the song “Here Comes the Sun” for instance; it was…