Ability:Sense Weather: Difference between revisions
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|e=You know what the natural weather will be like in the next 24 hours in your location (clear, rainy, snowy, and so on). You also predict the weather conditions, natural or not, for the next 1 hour. This only gives you the ''type'' of weather, not the exact intensity of it. However, you can tell if the intensity will be more or less severe than it is currently and broadly how much so (for example, "much hotter" or "a little more violent"). Finally, you know whether the weather at your location is natural or unnatural. | |e=You know what the natural weather will be like in the next 24 hours in your location (clear, rainy, snowy, and so on). You also predict the weather conditions, natural or not, for the next 1 hour. This only gives you the ''type'' of weather, not the exact intensity of it. However, you can tell if the intensity will be more or less severe than it is currently and broadly how much so (for example, "much hotter" or "a little more violent"). Finally, you know whether the weather at your location is natural or unnatural. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:55, 8 August 2026
You know what the natural weather will be like in the next 24 hours in your location (clear, rainy, snowy, and so on). You also predict the weather conditions, natural or not, for the next 1 hour. This only gives you the type of weather, not the exact intensity of it. However, you can tell if the intensity will be more or less severe than it is currently and broadly how much so (for example, "much hotter" or "a little more violent"). Finally, you know whether the weather at your location is natural or unnatural.