Although it is dark, it is still possible to observe sound as well as light illuminated images. And, of course, the night does not hamper observations of the various weather conditions that we can feel during the night such as temperature and humidity. The most effective weather observations at night still require some source of light to illuminate the various features in the sky. Such weather observation techniques require a lot of daytime weather experience and a previous knowledge of weather features such as cloud structure and cloud types. Those that have hearing impairments rely on sight and feeling when observing the weather and obviously must view weather differently to the rest of the population.
Sound observations are also effective observation techniques.
In fact, it is normal for sounds associated with weather to be more audible during the night due to the lack of daytime noise such as those associated with traffic. Again, experience is needed to observe certain sounds during the night especially since we tend to observe noise simultaneously with other observations. Those who are visually impaired rely on sound observations and feeling both during the day and night. They will obviously have a different view of the weather and may never be able to appreciate weather from the view of the rest of the population. For instance, most people seem to wake up in a good mood if they can view the sunrise.