I guess it depends where in the country you are but in the wet north west I find textile jackets get smelly and cold over winter. Less likely to affect the Gore-Tex Pro stuff but I find you end sitting in a wet paper bag that saps all the heat out you on long trips. It also takes an age to dry (hence it getting smelly) as you end up with water trapped between the outer and waterproof layers.
Regular cleaning might solve the bad smells but who wants the faff of regularly washing a jacket in winter.
I’ve still got my 10 year old 90,000 miles Dainese jacket which is way past being waterproof and use over gear. Once it starts leaking it goes in bin and new stuff is bought. It drys quickly, doesn’t get smelly and doesn’t cost a fortune.
Also make use of the previous 6 hour rain radar on Met Office app to decide if I need to put waterproofs on.