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--- waw:waw_wx_and_partisans [2010/11/06 21:52] – tweber
+++ waw:waw_wx_and_partisans [2026/06/22 12:21] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ==== Weather ====
-The map uses a has 3 weather zones.  The severe, winter and temperate weather zones.  There is a 50% chance winter is early.  If early, winter occurs:
+The map uses a has 3 weather zones.  The severe, winter and temperate weather zones:
-a.  In Winter zone from November through February
+- Severe zone is Russia / Siberia / Canada
-b.  In the Severe Winter zone from October through March
-If winter is not early, it occurs:
+- Winter zone is US, most of Europe and most of China
-a.  In the Winter zone from December through March
-b.  In the Severe Winter zone from November through April
-During winter, units not in urban or fortification hexes receive a 35% readiness penalty during winter.  //Note that units can winter in urban and fortification hexes to maintain readiness.//  There are 15 turns a year making a turn last for 24 days.
+- Temperate zone is everywhere else.
 The zones are below:
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+There are 3 weather states - (1) clear, (2) mud and (3) snow:
+- Temperate zone is always clear
+- Winter zone experience mud in November and March and snow from December through February
+- Severe zone experiences mud in October and April and snow from November through March (note that there is more bad weather than good in Russia)
+During mud weather, movement, especially vehicle movement, is severely restricted.  Units take a 20% readiness penalty per round
+During snow weather, units take a 35% readiness penalty per round
+Weather does not affect airfields, ports, towns, cities or fortifications.  Troops in these locations are in 'winter quarters'.  //Shelter your troops if they do not need to man front line positions.//
 **Special Desert Penalty**.  Units in the desert take a 20% readiness penalty each turn.