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-Weather is an [[Environment|environment]] element in the game. Currently there are two type of weather - Rain and Snow.
+'''Weather''' is an [[:Category:Environment|environmental]] element in the game. Currently there are four types of weather: Clear, Overcast, Rain, and Snow.
+==Clear==
+[[File:Clear Day.png|thumb|100px|A clear day]]
+Clear skies are the most common state of weather in [[The Blockheads]]. In the [[Astronomy#Day|daytime]], the sky will be a bright blue and shows some clouds. At [[Astronomy#Night|night]], the [[Astronomy#Stars|stars]] are visible.
+==Overcast==
+[[File:Overcast Night.png|thumb|100px|A dark, overcast night]]
+Cloudy weather is characterized by reduced ambient [[light]]ing, with gray skies in the day and dark gray skies at night.
 ==Rain==
-The most common weather. Drops of water are falling down from the skies, making a splash effect when hitting the ground. The blockhead doesn't like to be outside when it is raining and if he/she does, his/her environment bar will be decreased.
+[[File:Rain Day.png|thumb|100px|A rainy day]]
+Drops of water are falling down from the skies, appearing as thin, white lines, making a splash effect when hitting the ground. The sky appears overcast. A [[blockhead]] doesn't like to be out of [[shelter]] when it is raining, causing the [[Environment Bar|environment bar]] to be decreased. It may snow above locations where it is raining.
 ==Snow==
-Less common weather, mostly appear near the poles. Snow flakes are falling from the sky and cover the surface with a thin layer of snow. Every water block exposed to Snow will turn into ice. The blockhead should wear warm article of clothes in order to prevent freezing.
+The least common weather, mostly appearing near the [[:Category:Location|poles]] and at higher altitudes. Snowflakes fall from the sky and cover the surface with snow, deepening as more falls without any "melting" due to warmer air.
+[[Water]] blocks exposed to the cold air associated with snow may turn into [[ice]], sometimes to a considerable depth. A blockhead should wear warm articles of [[clothing]] in order to prevent freezing (and a possible loss of [[Health Bar|health]]. The [[North Pole Hat of Warmth]] is most effective.
+[[Category:Guide]]
 [[Category:Environment]]