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This article is about the climate related information. For the moon and daytime/nighttime mechanic, see Sky.

Weather is an in-game phenomenon that mimics a Trainer's real-world weather experience. The current weather is reflected in the Map View and capture phase[1]. Weather conditions make Pokémon of certain types to:

  • appear more frequently in wild
  • be at least level 6 and IV floor of 4/4/4 in wild
  • be level 25 and 13 in the Bonus Challenge of Raid Battle and Team GO Rocket respectively
  • award 1.25× Stardust when captured

Attacks of boosted types are 20% more effective in Gym and Raid Battles, even if the user is not those types.

Types of weather[]

There are seven types of weather conditions that occur in-game.

Weather Weather icon Weather image Boosted types
Sunny (day)
Clear (night)
Weather Icon Clear Day
Weather Icon Clear Night
Sunny Day
Clear Night
Fire
 Fire


Partly Cloudy Weather Icon Partly Cloudy Day
Weather Icon Partly Cloudy Night
Partly Cloudy
Partly Cloudy

Rock
 Rock
Cloudy / Overcast Weather Icon Cloudy Cloudy
Cloudy


Windy Weather Icon Windy Windy
Windy


Rain Weather Icon Rain Rain
Rain
Bug
 Bug


Fog Weather Icon Foggy Fog
Fog
Dark
 Dark

Snow Weather Icon Snow Snow
Rain
Ice
 Ice

Extreme[]

If the weather outside is too dangerous, the game will issue a severe weather alert to notify the Trainer that they should seek shelter. It is an add on to the current weather.

Full weather image:

Weather-based spawns[]

  • Castform
    • Normal form - Partly Cloudy, Windy and Cloudy Weather
    • Sunny form - Sunny/Clear Weather
    • Rainy form - Rainy Weather
    • Snowy form - Snowy and Foggy Weather
  • Cherrim
    • Overcast form - All Weather except Sunny/Clear
    • Sunshine form - Sunny Weather
  • Cryogonal - Snowy Weather

Weather-based Evolution[]

Some Pokémon can only evolve during particular weather.

Evolutions Weather
Sliggoo Arrow Dark Goodra Rainy
(or near any Pokéstops with Rainy Lure Module)

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Videos[]

Trivia[]

  • This feature was announced along with Pokémon from Hoenn region on December 6th, 2017, and released two days later.
  • Several weather conditions like Rain, Wind or Snow causes respective visual effects in Pokémon encounter screen.
  • Pokémon boosted by weather conditions appear with additional spinning, pale-blue rings beneath them in the Map View when they spawn.
  • The same Pokémon spawn's CP level and IV will be updated as the weather changes. If the Trainer enters encounter screen before weather changes, the Pokémon will have originally spawned stats even if they are caught after weather changes.
    • This is possibly bugged for the once-per-day person Pokémon spawn, which seems to have its CP change according to weather, but reverts to original when caught.
    • Weather boost for raid captures is determined when you first enter the raid. This is retained if the capture screen is entered after the weather changes, or even if you fail your first attempt at the raid and re-try after the weather changed.
  • Before the release of the Sinnoh Pokémon, weather had a higher effect on the rate at which Pokémon appeared.[2]
  • The weather attack bonus can be stacked with shadow bonus.
  • If a Remote Raid Pass is used to join a raid invite from far away, at the capture screen, the Gym's weather would be used instead of the Trainer's location.
  • Unlike, Generation VIII games of main series in Pokémon GO, Fairy type is boosted with a cloudy weather instead of foggy one.

References[]

  1. Introducing Weather and 50 Pokémon from the Hoenn Region in Pokémon GO!. Pokémon GO Live. Retrieved on 2017-12-06.
  2. Community Note: Upcoming Changes to Pokémon GO. Pokémon GO Live. Retrieved on 2018-10-09.

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