You don't "feel the weather". You feel "under the weather" (ie, not as 'sunny' as you should be). It means that you feel a little ill or unwell, in a general sense.

I think what he wants to say is he is feeling bad or having the blues

It means that you are feeling ill or sick. The expression is believed to have originated from a sailing term. Bad weather at sea would cause the boat to rock and awful conditions on the deck of the boat. Some sailors might get seasick as well.

des bons souvenir mais l étoile a voler on dit pourquoi mais elle ne repond pas j espere un jours repond par ce qu elle manque la plage ....

thank you a lot. The meaning "to feel ill" goes well with the context.