Translations:Weather Backup Plans/10/en

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The opposite reading is also common. A plan that collapses at the first complication, with no alternative and no proposal to reschedule, can be interpreted as low investment, even when that interpretation is unfair. People frequently report that weather cancellations feel ambiguous — it is genuinely difficult to tell whether the rain was the reason or the reason given. This ambiguity is why the manner of the adjustment often carries more weight than the adjustment itself.