World Weather Rain/snow Based On Area

Idea, in a later update that is NOT the Economy Update.
There should be weather based on the area you’re in.

Types of Weather and the area they should be in:

Rain - Ragni, Wynn Plains, Detlas, Nemract, Nivla Forest, anywhere that has that green grass. The green you see when you are in a plains biome if you know what I mean, Maybe the ocean,
Llevigar, Olux, Cinfras, and more

Snow - Nesaak and Lusuco

Thunder Storm - Ocean, Detlas, Ragni, Troms, Dernel Jungle, Jungle, Llevigar, pretty must anywhere that has that green grass you find in Plains biomes.

Electrical Storm (Only lightning) - Gelibord, Thanos, Rodorocc, Nether Portal, Almuj, pretty much anywhere that is very dry and doesn’t naturally get much rain.


Benefits:
1. Promotes the nature of the game.
2. Yeah it will help promote the nature, due to there being no weather in Wynncraft, this will promote the nature of wynn.
2.5. Local storms would be cool (it’s #2.5 because it’s an opinion)

Negatives
1. Local Storms might be hard to code without “Mods”


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This is kind of already a thing. In Christmas quest areas it will snow and stuff like that.

Secondly, nobody likes rain in Minecraft. It's just annoying, so I'm gonna have to say know. Maybe you could have more effects like certain elements being boosted in raining or thunderstorming areas.

Still no tho.

 

Well before 1.10 it was annoying, but they made it less annoying. Also rain is cool. Adds to the effect.

 

I guess it would make it somewhat more immersive like a real world, but it still seems like far too much work for something that doesnt really change the game.

 

Well yeah thats why I put the coding stuff in the negatives. Still would be a cool thing. Hard or not, its possible.

 

I would love this if it weren't for the fact that rain can lag a lot of people, and so can snow. More particles on screen = more lag...

Ambient effects such as thunder, lightning and overall more environmental sounds and whatnot would be amazing though.