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<blockquote data-quote="guachi" data-source="post: 7010738" data-attributes="member: 6785802">I don't use weather charts, I use actual weather. A few years ago I started doing exactly what MNblockhead mentions - same website, same features (hourly conditions? yes, please).It's fairly trivial to pick a city that has weather similar to your fantasy city, pick a year (I don't use anything in the last 25 years because of global warming skewing results high), download csv of daily weather one month at a time, spend a few minutes reformatting, print and keep handy.For more fine-grained results, you can access weather by the hour as MNblockhead mentions. It's surprisingly easy and it certainly adds to verisimilitude (actual, real weather!!!). Also makes the weather prediction part of the druidcraft cantrip extremely useful.I highly recommend &quot;real weather&quot; for any DM, especially if you have an internet connection handy while you game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guachi, post: 7010738, member: 6785802"] I don't use weather charts, I use actual weather. A few years ago I started doing exactly what MNblockhead mentions - same website, same features (hourly conditions? yes, please). It's fairly trivial to pick a city that has weather similar to your fantasy city, pick a year (I don't use anything in the last 25 years because of global warming skewing results high), download csv of daily weather one month at a time, spend a few minutes reformatting, print and keep handy. For more fine-grained results, you can access weather by the hour as MNblockhead mentions. It's surprisingly easy and it certainly adds to verisimilitude (actual, real weather!!!). Also makes the weather prediction part of the druidcraft cantrip extremely useful. I highly recommend "real weather" for any DM, especially if you have an internet connection handy while you game. [/QUOTE]

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