One a drizzling day again.

A more common phrase you could say is, "Another rainy day".

I don't mean anything to those who like this weather.

Instead, you could say, "I have nothing against people who like this weather...".

This expression is commonly used to state your opinion, while also saying you do not dislike or oppose people who do not agree with you. 

"I have nothing against people who like rainy weather. I just prefer sunny days."

"Nothing against people who like golf, I just find it boring."

By saying "nothing", we are suggesting we have no negative feelings towards another person.

A similar phrase is used to indicate dislike for a person or a grudge.

"I didn't mean to ignore him. I hope he doesn't think I've got something against him."

"Why are you being so mean? What do you have against me?"

One a more drizzling day again

One a more day of drizzle/[drizzling day] again. I really don't like this weather. It made has stopped me not from going out. It made me feel boreding and I didn't want to do anything. Sorry! I don't mean to say anything bad to those who like this weather. It's just with me, I don't like this. :)
Thanks for reading. Wishing you have a nice day :)