Right around March 19th of last year, when the first coronavirus lockdown began, the Los Angeles area received a (much needed) prolonged bout of rainfall.

And when it again rained in earnest in LA this Saturday, rapper Cardi B took to Twitter to share her feelings.

‘When it rains heavy in LA I get really sad. It reminds me of when Covid started,’ Cardi, 28, wrote, adding a sad face emoji.

‘I couldn’t be around my kid, family for weeks cause a lot of people around me caught Covid,’ she added.

‘Everything was super shut down, supermarkets was empty and it rain for hours everyday. I was losing my mind,’ the Bodak Yellow hitmaker concluded.

And her emotional feelings were more than valid, as coronavirus-related fears remain very much at the forefront some 10 months later.

Especially in Los Angeles county, the pandemic has made the area something of an epicenter in recent weeks.

And now, with new, even more infectious mutations of the virus originating in Britain as well as California itself, it appears things will still get worse before they get better.

Incoming President Joseph Biden has reiterated that statement, and his Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci recently said the situation won’t significantly improve until this fall.

Another contributing factor is the hampered rollout of the Covid vaccine, due in no small part to former president Trump‘s lax attitude toward the crisis.

Nonetheless, Cardi appeared to be in somewhat better spirits the day prior to the rainstorm, when she made an appearance in a jaw-dropping sheer dress that doubled as manga cosplay.

The Money songbird saturated her Instagram feed and stories with images and video of the amazing outfit on Friday, and was snapped by paparazzi as she descended on Beverly Hills for a shopping excursion with her husband Offset.