Weekly playlist: Forecast Uncertain

For when the emotional barometer keeps spinning and you forgot which way calm was.

Some weeks, the weather inside matches the one outside — changeable, dramatic, and possibly electric. This playlist moves through drizzle, downpour, and that eerie blue-sky-after moment, charting the fronts of confusion, resilience, and reluctant optimism. From thunder to thaw, these ten tracks forecast chaos with a chance of groove.

• Thunderstruck by AC/DC
  When the forecast said chance of chaos, and you showed up with a guitar instead of an umbrella.

• No One Knows by Queens of the Stone Age
  Proof that uncertainty can still sound like swagger.

• Not Enough by 3 Doors Down
  The sound of giving your all and still coming up partly cloudy.

• It’s the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) by R.E.M.
  For those who check the forecast, see apocalypse, and still pack snacks.

• The Times They Are A-Changin’ by Bob Dylan
  The sound of atmospheric pressure dropping on an entire generation.

• Fool in the Rain by Led Zeppelin
  When hope forgets its raincoat but shows up anyway.

• Riders on the Storm by The Doors
  A meditation for travelers who trust the lightning more than the map.

• Snowblind by Ásgeir
  A whiteout lullaby for anyone looking for clarity and calm.

• Sure Thing by St Germain
  A steady groove for the rare moments when the forecast actually delivers.

• Always the Sun by The Stranglers
  For those who’ve weathered it all and still keep sunglasses handy.

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