#weather effects

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Golden Gate Gant Bridge, San Fierro

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Tepid Lake Huron

Not that we’re considering taking a dip or anything, but when we return to Lake Huron Tuesday it will be warmer than it’s ever been …

In late November, that is.

As of last week the average surface water temperature on the lake was 51.5 degrees - nearly a full degree warmer than the previous record, set in 2016. That's a significant jump by scientific standards.

Scientist say all that warm water is bound to affect Michigan’s weather this winter. Exactly how seems to be dependent on other factors. Wind direction, for example.

It could mean more rain, or it could mean more lake-effect snow.

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Enthralling Mists - a deadly weather condition for lands blighted with darkness!

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Credit to Kruggsmash on YouTube and his excellent Dwarf Fortress videos for the art and this idea!

Enthralling Mists

Biome: anywhere cold and dark, the Lower Planes Frequency: legendary (usually only manifests in one or two places at a time per world)

Challenge Rating: 5+

The enthralling mists are a deadly magical phenomenon that manifests in places touched by dark forces. The mists move with an unguided malevolence, corrupting anything it touches.

When you roll a check for weather in an area blighted by enthralling mists, 1d4 clouds of mist appear 10% of the time. When more than two clouds appear at once, at least one cloud will move against the wind. A cloud has a radius of 2d100 feet (rounded to the nearest 5 feet) and moves at 30 feet per round in the direction of the wind. In strong winds, it moves at 50 feet per round. After a cloud has moved 200 feet, it disappears.

When a creature that is not a construct or undead enters the mist for the first time on its turn or starts its turn there it must make a DC 14 Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, it takes 10 (2d10) poison damage and becomes infected by enthrallment if it not already infected. If the poison damage reduces the creature to 0 hit points, it dies.

An infected creature feels extreme discomfort in its body and takes on a blueish tinge everywhere but the eyes, which become bloodshot. The infection ends when the target avoids contact with the mists for at least a week or when subject to the remove curse spell (or similar magic). If the creature dies while infected, it returns to life as an undead thrall with 1 hit point and temporary hit points equal to 4 times its level (or challenge rating). The thrall also has the following traits added to its stat block:

Ability Score Adjustment. The thrall's Strength score becomes 18 unless it was already higher. Its Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma scores become 6 unless they were already lower.

Rabid. The creature replaces its Ideal with "I must kill and eat any living thing I find."

Undead Fortitude. If damage reduces the thrall to 0 hit points, it must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC of 5 + the damage taken, unless the damage is radiant or from a critical hit. On a success, the thrall drops to 1 hit point instead.

Undead Nature. The thrall does not need to sleep.

Infectious. When the thrall makes an unarmed attack with its bite, the target must make a Constitution saving throw as if against the enthralling mists.

On its own, enthralling mists usually only pose a threat to wild animals and ordinary humanoids. The real threat comes when a cloud of enthralling mist interrupts a battle already in progress. A single battle with some ordinary bandits can become two fights back-to-back with both the bandits and the thralls they become!

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Cold, gloomy days can sometimes cloud our emotions too. It’s not “just in your head” weather patterns truly impact brain chemistry and energy. Reach out to Orange Coast Psychiatry to learn coping strategies and treatment options for seasonal mood changes.

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Seasonal Aftercare for Chin Fillers: How Weather Affects Healing

The weather outside can influence how your skin heals after chin fillers. From cold winter winds to blazing summer sun, each season brings unique challenges. Here’s how to tailor your aftercare routine for optimal healing year-round.

Summer Aftercare Tips

Sun Protection: Apply SPF 30+ diligently to prevent hyperpigmentation.

Stay Cool: Avoid saunas, hot yoga, and extended sun exposure.

Hydrate: Drink plenty of water to keep skin plump and healthy.

Winter Aftercare Tips

Combat Dryness: Use thicker, fragrance-free moisturizers to prevent flakiness.

Gentle Cleansing: Opt for creamy cleansers to maintain skin barrier strength.

Humidifier Use: Adds moisture to indoor air to support healing.

Spring & Fall Tips

Watch for Allergens: Seasonal allergies can affect skin sensitivity—use gentle products.

Layer Smartly: Protect your face from windburn with soft scarves.

For a complete guide, check out our chin filler after care.

Conclusion

No matter the season, a tailored aftercare plan keeps your skin glowing and your results lasting longer.

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Look at this thunderstorm! Listen to the howling rain and thunder!

From July 12th, 2021

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How Fake Weather Is Made For TV And Movies

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Setting Up Weather Effects in UE4

Tutorials for Unreal Engine 4 users from Dean Ashford.