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weather
Label | Time of year | Temperature range | Accuracy modifier | Movement speed modifier | Wind speed | Wind speed modifier | Can put out fires | Snowing rate | Notes |
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Clear | Any | Any | 100% | 100% | None to Moderate | 100% | No | None | |
Fog | Any | Any | 50% | 100% | None to Calm | 50% | No | None | Can accompany rain to create Foggy Rain |
Rain | Any | 0 - 100°C | 80% | 150% | Calm to Moderate | 80% | Yes | None | Rain intensity can vary. Rain will put out any outdoor fires on the map. Rain will turn into snow if the temperature falls below +2 degrees Celsius. Rain can cause electronic objects to short circuit. |
Dry Thunderstorm | Any | Any | 100% | 100% | Moderate to Extreme | 150% | No | None | Lightning strikes from thunderstorms can ignite flammable objects, including flora. If accompanied by rain the fires should be extinguished without becoming a threat. |
Rainy Thunderstorm | Any | Any | 80% | 80% | Moderate to Extreme | 150% | Yes | None | |
Foggy rain | Any | Any | 50% | 90% | None to Calm | 150% | Yes | None | |
Hard snow | Mainly Winter | -270 - -0.5°C | 80% | 80% | None to Moderate | 150% | Yes | 120% | Snow, in most biomes, mainly falls during winter when the temperature usually falls below freezing. Snow can also occur during a 'cold snap' if the temperature falls below +2 degrees Celsius |
Soft snow | Mainly Winter | -270 - -0.5°C | 80% | 100% | None to Moderate | 150% | Yes | 80% | |
Flashstorm | Any | Any | 100% | 100% | None to moderate | 100% | Yes | No | Flashstorms are extreme versions of thunderstorms, usually unaccompanied by rain. They strike many times in a row, obliterating anything in their path, and igniting anything flammable. Upon their release, these storms were game-endingly powerful even on low difficulties. Recent updates have scaled them back quite a bit. |