Many do. Insects as a whole are the most successful branch of the Animal Kingdom, and species have evolved to suit almost all of the Earth's environments, so there are plenty that come out when it's cool and damp.
The Midge is one example. Ithides from the day's heat but emerges in more comfortable conditions to feed on any luckless warm-blooded creature passing: it finds human blooddelicious!Anything above a light breeze will tend to keep it away though as wind makes it flight more and prey-seeking harder.
On the other hand, many insects such as flies and butterfliesare more active in hot sun.
Cool and Rainy
It takes away the healthy and stable environment for our natural resources to thrive in.
The jumping spider has a unique adaptation called a "water hat" that allows it to thrive in its environment. This water hat helps the spider stay hydrated and cool, which is important for its survival in hot and dry conditions.
crap and rainy
Cool and Rainy
cool and rainy
Subterranean termites prefer that type of environment. Drywood termites prefer sun exposure and higher temperatures.
rainy
hot dry summers and cool rainy winters
In Colombia it is mostly always rainy, sunny and cool. =)
georgia has a somewhat of a cool, and rainy climate
AKA is a band out of El Dorado arkansas. They thrive on a local following. They're VERY cool.