When the rain comes down, you can't hear a thing, and in the summer it's about 140 degrees inside.

However, in the years that it does not rain as much as usual, a drought might result.

If the rains do not come, or if nesting took place late in the year, the eggs will still hatch, but the young will remain underground and not emerge until the following spring.

It's very cold, and you're standing in one of these rainy days, and it's drizzling and cold and chilly, and you're standing in, let's say, Yokneam.