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It seams odd that the day before winter is like any other day in autumn and the first day of winter is like any other day in winter. May I suggest at least some gradual seasonal change, it would make things more realistic. You could even do so it would be very cold in the middle of winter, and in the middle of summer it would be very hot.

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It's actually set up exactly that way! :)

 

The thermal meter will in fact tell you what temperature it is and from that you can tell how close you are to the next season. The rainometer will similarly measure the barometric pressure and tell you how close you are to the next rain. If you're not seeing that behavior, it may be a bug.

 

But as for the actual mechanics of the temperature of the world etc, it's always smooth transitions. The middle of winter is the coldest time and the middle of summer is the hottest time. Even though the snow tends to cover the ground fairly abruptly, you could actually freeze to death in the days before if you're not careful, as the temperature is approaching winter temperatures.

It seams odd that the day before winter is like any other day in autumn and the first day of winter is like any other day in winter. May I suggest at least some gradual seasonal change, it would make things more realistic. You could even do so it would be very cold in the middle of winter, and in the middle of summer it would be very hot.

I still think it would be funny that in the middle of summer, it gets so hot the Thermal Measurer explodes.

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No worries! There is definitely some fluctuation from day to day and, for example, it's possible for the day before the exact middle of winter to be the coldest day of the year. I don't expect that it would make an enormous difference in what you need to do to stay warm and alive, though.

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