I'm with Schulz on some of these choices (Nabokov's "(picnic,
lightning)",
Camus' use of heat in THE STRANGER), but the Woolf is a harder sell (it's
not weather but a weather forecast). Also, I distinctly remember a certain
storm on a heath.
https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-ten-best-weather-events-in-…
Love,
Mike