Page 52 "The sun was shining almost directly overhead onto the sand, and the glare on the water was unbearable." "It was hard to breathe in the rocky heat rising from the ground."

This description also decribes how he feels in the situation with Raymond and Masson. He feels out of place with these two close friends. In that way, the time spent is unbearable for him. Also, not that he literally can't breathe, but it shows how uncomfortable he is at this time. It is very weird and hard to be around 2 people who are so close. He might feel like a third wheel, which is a tough place to be. Overall, I feel that the weather does describe the weather, but also describes the mood and the feelings of Meursault.