What are the seasons like in different worlds?

Oasis spring DOES get snow, however very rarely and it never sticks. Same with Strangerville and The new Get famous world which name i am drawing a blank on for some reason.

Windenburg and Brindleton Bay have bad storms in the summer and a lot of rain.

Also The jungle rains alot and is very warn.

@Zeldaboy180 is it ever warm or hot in winter in those generally hot worlds?

Newcrest get lots storms my current household live there two days of heatwave or very cold temps but stormy very often there few days sunny days but storm holy moly.

Strangerville my falls were hot with a few rainy and cold days. I entered winter recently and my sim was outside and she got the chilly noodles, wasn’t going to stick around to see if she would freeze. I do recall her putting on her jacket before she went outside though

Whomever on the sims team thought to make each neighborhood have a different climate was brilliant.

What I've noticed:

Willow Creek/Newcrest: Well rounded weather season, where you experience everything pretty equally.

Oasis Springs/Strangerville*: Sunsnow (which is my favorite!), true snow I haven't seen yet, lots of heatwaves and not much rain. Noticeably warmer during the day than at night, especially in Spring/Fall

San Myshuno/Magnolia Promenade*/Granite Falls*: A little milder, haven't experienced a blizzard there yet but have had snow, sometimes gets thunderstorms (ha so fun to watch sims suffer at festivals outside, talk about dedicated, lol)

Windenburg/Brindleton Bay/Forgotten Hollow: Noticeably colder with fewer heatwaves in summer. Prone to snow, have seen blizzards and the occasional thunderstorm

Selvadorada*: Lots of rain



*have not played through all of the seasons in this neighborhood

Del Sol Valley is always sunny. There can be a little sprinkle of rain every now and then, but it’s pretty much always sunny.

Brindleton getting a lot of rain actually kinda makes sense? It's realistic. I live close to the sea too; it rains rather frequently and it's almost always overcast. Truly sunny days are a little uncommon, especially the ones that aren't super windy.

So no, it does not rain too much in BB.

"Magdaleena;c-17012817" wrote:
Brindleton getting a lot of rain actually kinda makes sense? It's realistic. I live close to the sea too; it rains rather frequently and it's almost always overcast. Truly sunny days are a little uncommon, especially the ones that aren't super windy.

So no, it does not rain too much in BB.

I live in the PNW known for our rain. Yes it rains way too much in BB. New England has less rain than we do (average rainfall in new england is 16 inches in a year we get 38+ inches a year in WA) and does not have a thunderstorm every single day in summer. It's incredibly unrealistic and makes zero sense. They really did a bad job with the weather and made the weights way too heavy towards rare negative weather events when in reality things like thunderstorms and blizzards are not common place.

"fadingaudio;c-17013045" wrote:

"Magdaleena;c-17012817" wrote:
Brindleton getting a lot of rain actually kinda makes sense? It's realistic. I live close to the sea too; it rains rather frequently and it's almost always overcast. Truly sunny days are a little uncommon, especially the ones that aren't super windy.

So no, it does not rain too much in BB.

I live in the PNW known for our rain. Yes it rains way too much in BB. New England has less rain than we do (average rainfall in new england is 16 inches in a year we get 38+ inches a year in WA) and does not have a thunderstorm every single day in summer. It's incredibly unrealistic and makes zero sense.

It's...a Sims world. Just because it's based on a certain place, doesn't mean that the weather will be exactly like that place. Brindleton Bay is still it's own world, it's own place. It can rain however much it wants to rain and still be "realistic" because no one ever claimed that it was an exact replica of another place. It's it's own place and it rains more than average there. I would actually want to live in Brindleton Bay over any of the other world's. I find rain beautiful. Also, stray animals walking around for me to help? Yes please! I only with that there was just an option to foster strays, like nurse them back to health and then adopt them out. That's something that I want to do in real life, so it would be really cool to see that in game.

"MaiaPlaysSims;c-17013050" wrote:

"fadingaudio;c-17013045" wrote:

"Magdaleena;c-17012817" wrote:
Brindleton getting a lot of rain actually kinda makes sense? It's realistic. I live close to the sea too; it rains rather frequently and it's almost always overcast. Truly sunny days are a little uncommon, especially the ones that aren't super windy.

So no, it does not rain too much in BB.

I live in the PNW known for our rain. Yes it rains way too much in BB. New England has less rain than we do (average rainfall in new england is 16 inches in a year we get 38+ inches a year in WA) and does not have a thunderstorm every single day in summer. It's incredibly unrealistic and makes zero sense.

It's...a Sims world. Just because it's based on a certain place, doesn't mean that the weather will be exactly like that place. Brindleton Bay is still it's own world, it's own place. It can rain however much it wants to rain and still be "realistic" because no one ever claimed that it was an exact replica of another place. It's it's own place and it rains more than average there. I would actually want to live in Brindleton Bay over any of the other world's. I find rain beautiful. Also, stray animals walking around for me to help? Yes please! I only with that there was just an option to foster strays, like nurse them back to health and then adopt them out. That's something that I want to do in real life, so it would be really cool to see that in game.

Okay? That had nothing to do with anything. The commenter said that it was normal and implied it was realistic for new england its not. It's not even realistic for my area which is far rainier. It actually makes BB unplayable without mods. No it's not realistic (the science alone is why lol I mean there isn't even any rain storms in the original coding outside of the summer which is not realistic of how weather works at all) and it's functionally gamewise unhelpful, tedious, and unfun. I was replying to something specific. Your comment isn't changing anything about that.

I clearly don't mind rain I live in a temperate rainforest. Constant thunderstorms would be unlivable though as irl you would constantly have unrooted trees, downed power lines, and damage to housing. So I doubt you would live anywhere where that was the case every day like in BB for an entire summer. There even is a place on earth where it gets hit by massive storms and it isn't habitable due to it. My point is that's not a realistic view of weather and it makes my game unfun. I'm glad you like it, but I shouldn't have to mod my own game to make weather more realistic or even playable.