Is there a scientific basis for weather to affect mood?

Psychologist Dexter did some experimental research on the relationship between people's emotions and the weather. He summarized a list of unfortunate events, which changed with the rise and fall of temperature and air pressure, including swearing and fighting, mental disorder, suicide and arithmetic errors. These are things that the public does not welcome and wants to avoid. From the observation of social representation, it can be seen that these events are indeed more frequent in hot or cold weather, which also makes people believe that bad weather will make people behave abnormally. Why is this happening? It turns out that bad weather will consume our personal stored energy, thus disturbing the psychological and emotional balance. Although everyone's psychology is greatly influenced by the weather, after all, the mood is subjective. We shouldn't frown or even get angry because of the rain or the dark room. We should not change our mood because of the weather. Because this slight discomfort will bring trouble and easily damage our mental health. The research of ecological psychology shows that some people with a big temper can hardly escape the influence of the weather, and often have negative emotions with the change of the weather. It's really uncomfortable. Weather also affects people's psychology, but if we want to maintain physical and mental health, we should not succumb to those unexpected weather changes, just as we do not succumb to inevitable diseases.