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    I_M1LOS_II_M1LOS_I Posts: 256 Member
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    Title says. I have Seasons and I wonder which town has most rainy weather. In Newcrest there is no rain too much, and I'm looking for place to move, where rains often.
    I'm actually a game developer, and playing Sims just inspires me.

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      GalacticGalGalacticGal Posts: 28,562 Member
      I have Sims who live in Windenburg where it seems to pour. Also, just about every time my singer Sim has a gig, it's raining, even in NewCrest. :open_mouth: which makes it hard when it's hot to use the outdoor concert stage I have there.
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      loubyloulouloubyloulou Posts: 4,466 Member
      Brindleton Bay seems to be a very damp place in spring...
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      bshag4lvbshag4lv Posts: 9,378 Member
      All of them...seriously, I have the weather machine in almost all my sims' houses for this reason. Plus I use the cheat in MCCC on the mailbox to choose which weather I need to have. I have gone through 2 summers without a hot sunny day in all 42 days of summer. This is just crazy!
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      gemjasgemjas Posts: 211 Member
      I never thought about the possibility of different towns having different weather patterns? If that's true, I'd like to know which town rains the least, because my computer is trash and heavy rain seems to lag the game somewhat.

      But I primarily play in Willow Creek and it rains quite a bit depending on the season.
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      MDianaSimsMDianaSims Posts: 4,177 Member
      @gemjas Oasis Springs is the place to be for you.

      As for the most rain, definitely Selvadorada ;)
      But, when it comes to residential worlds, I'd say Brindleton Bay. In my experience, Windenburg is more often cloudy. I haven't had much rain in Willow Creek. I can't say anything about Newcrest though, haven't played there since I got seasons.
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      gemjasgemjas Posts: 211 Member
      edited January 2019
      MDianaSanders wrote: »
      @gemjas Oasis Springs is the place to be for you.

      Ha, that makes sense seeing as it's a desert. I suppose it's also the hottest town to be in during Summer.

      As for rain, I'm changing my answer to Brindleton. I never really thought about it, but it did rain a lot when I briefly played there.
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      WolfiumWolfium Posts: 2,672 Member
      Newcrest has lots of thunderstorms.
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      RamblineRoseRamblineRose Posts: 814 Member
      Brindleton Bay rains most all the time.
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      IceyJIceyJ Posts: 4,641 Member
      Brindleton Bay.
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      CorkysPetalsCorkysPetals Posts: 1,400 Member
      I vote for Brindleton Bay
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      DeKayDeKay Posts: 81,602 Member
      Brindleton Bay. It rained so much that I had to turn off rain. 😖
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      MsKatieRoseMsKatieRose Posts: 672 Member
      IMO, they all get a lot of rain. Including Selvadorado which is sometimes inconvenient because my Sims pays her money for a vacation and it rains the whole time while she is trying to explore the jungle. I can see a few times as that could be realistic since it is a tropic area. But the whole time is not. Del Sol Valley seems to rain the least, so perhaps not there.
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      Zeldaboy180Zeldaboy180 Posts: 5,997 Member
      edited January 2019
      Brindleton bay is a sea side town filled with fishermen, so it makes sense it rains there a lot.
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      ravynwolvfravynwolvf Posts: 1,073 Member
      In my Willow Creek, it rains at least half of the spring to fall days. Way too much.
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      SimTresaSimTresa Posts: 3,226 Member
      edited January 2019
      I_M1LOS_I wrote: »
      Title says. I have Seasons and I wonder which town has most rainy weather. In Newcrest there is no rain too much, and I'm looking for place to move, where rains often.


      You got lucky then, Newcrest had plenty of rain for me. But that might be because seasons were set to short.
      Hm, Brindleton Bay is very rainy.
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      I_M1LOS_II_M1LOS_I Posts: 256 Member
      Thanks for suggestions. I will move to Brindleton Bay then.
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      BabycakelingsBabycakelings Posts: 100 Member
      I think Del Sol Vally gets the most rain but that's also because they have no snow there so it rains instead
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      blueyblueskyblueybluesky Posts: 1,373 Member
      Brindleton Bay gets alot of rain and thunderstorms in my game
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      Emo-usagi2187Emo-usagi2187 Posts: 600 Member
      ravynwolvf wrote: »
      In my Willow Creek, it rains at least half of the spring to fall days. Way too much.

      Same with mine and snow a lot too.
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      DeKayDeKay Posts: 81,602 Member
      I_M1LOS_I wrote: »
      Thanks for suggestions. I will move to Brindleton Bay then.

      You gon' regret it, boi. 😂
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      GrumpyGlowfishGrumpyGlowfish Posts: 2,208 Member
      Most of my played families live in Willow Creek, where it has been raining 24/7 since I got Seasons (except in Winter, when it snows instead). I've even had snow in Oasis Springs, though, so maybe it's just my game going crazy.
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      ZeriZeri Posts: 15,073 Member
      my legacy family lives in brindleton bay. and i seriously had two days in the entire summer where the sun came out. it rains A LOT. it ruined bbq day :(
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      AriaMad2AriaMad2 Posts: 1,380 Member
      I usually have my sims in Willow Creek (super varied, nice mix) or Del Sol Valley (so much sun. too much sun) so I can’t really give any advice here.
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      JaiSeaJaiSea Posts: 909 Member
      I had to move my family out of Brindleton Bay because of all the rain. I love it there, but my kids love to fish and would not fish in the rain. I got tired of leaving town every day just to fish so I had the family move to Oasis Springs where they now get to happily fish every day. :D
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      invisiblgirlinvisiblgirl Posts: 1,709 Member
      My legacy family is in Newcrest, so I've gone through more 'years' than I can count, and the weather seems to be pretty balanced. What I truly love about Seasons is that it varies from year to year, just like in the real world. This past year, winter was very cold, but not so snowy, and while my Sims have had a fair bit of rain, I don't think there's been a thunderstorm yet, and they're well into summer. The previous year had thunderstorms constantly through the summer, and loads of snow in the winter.
      I just want things to match. :'(
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