FS25 Realistic Temperatures – Canada BETA 2 v0.5

UPDATE v0.5: Now with adjusted # of days with precipitation for each region and season. Readme file contains more information now, please read!

I bring you Realistic Temperatures – Canada v0.5, an update to the first of a series of scripts for FS25 that will allow for more realistic and varied temperatures depending on the region you are playing.
Includes Western Canada, Central Canada and Eastern Canada.
For example, is you want to start a game with Gnadenthal you install the Central Canada file and then start your game with the map. Keep in mind if you don’t have a weather monitor (as in the screenshot) your forecasts will not be completely accurate. For example, it is not possible for it to be a high of 41 in November. October is unlikely too.
This mod also allows for rain/snow/hail to happen in more seasons, region dependent.
Must have Realistic Weather installed. Installation instructions in the readme file.

BETA 2
v0.5 – # of Days with Precipitation adjusted for each Region
– New screenshot
– Made installation instructions more thorough
– Added Gameplay Settings, Map Suggestions to Readme (Suggest others in the comments)

v0.1 – First BETA version

Required mods:
Realistic Weather

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for the update on Realistic Temperatures – Canada v0.5! The adjustments to the number of days with precipitation for each region are a great addition, as it will enhance the realism and immersion of gameplay.

It's also good to know that players need to have Realistic Weather installed as a requirement for your mod to work properly. The emphasis on using a weather monitor for more accurate forecasts and the caution about extreme temperatures in certain months further contribute to the attention to detail in your mod.

The division of regions into Western Canada, Central Canada, and Eastern Canada makes for a tailored experience based on the chosen location, providing a more diverse and varied climate for players to engage with.

The inclusion of gameplay settings, map suggestions, and thorough installation instructions in the readme file are valuable additions, as they enhance the user experience and make it easier for players to get started with your mod. Additionally, the new screenshot provides a visual representation of the mod, giving players a glimpse of what to expect in-game.

Overall, it seems like Realistic Temperatures – Canada v0.5 is shaping up to be a comprehensive and immersive mod that will enhance the gameplay experience for players who are looking for a more realistic climate simulation in FS25. Great work on the updates and improvements!