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<p>Mikcro: Created page with &quot;Atmospheric planets in Stationeers have their own Weather systems. Their weather gives attribute to the type of storm that occurs on the planet. Moon, Mimas, and Asteroid Bel...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Atmospheric planets in Stationeers have their own Weather systems. Their weather gives attribute to the type of storm that occurs on the planet.<br /> <br /> Moon, Mimas, and Asteroid Belt have no weather or storm due to there being no atmosphere.<br /> <br /> Mars has Dust Storms that occur occasionally. These dust storms severely limit your visibility, and damage/blow away any items that are left out in the storm. Any solar panels exposed to the dust storm will also incur damage.<br /> <br /> On Europa, temperatures plumet, along with buffeting winds that will blow away or damage any lose items in the storm.<br /> <br /> On both Venus and Vulcan, when a storm occurs, visible becomes difficult due to heat fluctuation, and the temperature vastly rises. Blowing away and burning anything left out in the storms.<br /> <br /> Venus has a severely high pressure, which will destroy a lot of smaller pressure threshold items such as Iron Walls. If you try to vacuum out a base on Venus using Iron walls, the pressure will cave your walls in, damaging or destroying them in the process.<br /> <br /> In order to see incoming weather events, you can install a Weather Station. It has 3 modes. 0 - No storm. 1 - Storm Incoming. 2 - Currently In Storm. If you hook it up to a display, you are able to display the time until next storm event in seconds.</div>

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