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* ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' has, towards the end of the plot, one of the OlympusMons go berserk and causing either a drought with intense sunlight, or a vicious storm in the eastmost part of the region.
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* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'': Can be {{invoked|Trope}} with through the various moves and abilities which generate weather effects. Harsh sunlight underground? Check. Hail in the desert? Yep. Gale force wind indoors? Of course. Sandstorm in the sky? Certainly. [[BeyondTheImpossible Rain on the seafloor]]? Why not?
** ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' has, towards the end of the plot, one of the OlympusMons go berserk and causing either a drought with intense sunlight, or a vicious storm in the eastmost part of theregion.region. ''[[UpdatedRerelease Emerald]]'' instead has both of the box-art Pokémon of ''Ruby'' and ''Sapphire'' fighting each other, resulting in the weather going back-and-forth between rain and sun.
** ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire'' has, towards the end of the plot, one of the OlympusMons go berserk and causing either a drought with intense sunlight, or a vicious storm in the eastmost part of the
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** Can be {{invoked|Trope}} with through the various moves and abilities which generate weather effects. Harsh sunlight underground? Check. Hail in the desert? Yep. Gale force wind indoors? Of course. Sandstorm in the sky? Certainly. [[BeyondTheImpossible Rain on the seafloor]]? Why not?
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* In Creator/MarvelComics, the Casket of Ancient Winters is opened in the Simonson ''[[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]'' era. This ends up being a godsend for continuity-mad fans to explain away appearances of winter weather in other comics that couldn't have actually happened in winter because of the floating timeline.
* ComicBook/{{Storm}} tends to whip up fogs and tornadoes to suit her purposes, and then there's the time Dr. Doom turned her into a living statue. Claustrophobia + Weather Powers = continent-sized class 5 hurricane.
* ComicBook/{{Storm}} tends to whip up fogs and tornadoes to suit her purposes, and then there's the time Dr. Doom turned her into a living statue. Claustrophobia + Weather Powers = continent-sized class 5 hurricane.
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* ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'': In Creator/MarvelComics, the Casket of Ancient Winters is opened in the Simonson ''[[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]'' ''ComicBook/{{Thor|1966}}'' era. This ends up being a godsend for continuity-mad fans to explain away appearances of winter weather in other comics that couldn't have actually happened in winter because of the floating timeline.
* ComicBook/{{Storm}} tends to whip up fogs and tornadoes to suit her purposes, and then there's the time Dr. Doom turned her into a living statue. Claustrophobia + Weather Powers = continent-sized class 5 hurricane.timeline.
* ComicBook/{{Storm}} tends to whip up fogs and tornadoes to suit her purposes, and then there's the time Dr. Doom turned her into a living statue. Claustrophobia + Weather Powers = continent-sized class 5 hurricane.
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* Franchise/WonderWoman opponent Byrna Brilyant originally used her WeatherControlMachine to cause a snowstorm in farming communities in the summer, forcing the occupants to pay her to stop the storm in order to prevent their crops from being killed.
* In ''ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet'', Wolverine at one point is confused when it starts snowing in May. This is because, due to a cosmic temper tantrum from Thanos, the Earth is moving away from the Sun.
* In ''ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet'', Wolverine at one point is confused when it starts snowing in May. This is because, due to a cosmic temper tantrum from Thanos, the Earth is moving away from the Sun.
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* Franchise/WonderWoman opponent Byrna ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'': Blue Snowman/Byrna Brilyant originally used her WeatherControlMachine to cause a snowstorm in farming communities in the summer, forcing the occupants to pay her to stop the storm in order to prevent their crops from being killed.
*In ''ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet'', ''ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet'': Wolverine at one point is confused when it starts snowing in May. This is because, due to a cosmic temper tantrum from Thanos, the Earth is moving away from the Sun.Sun.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'': ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}} tends to whip up fogs and tornadoes to suit her purposes, and then there's the time Doctor Doom turned her into a living statue. Claustrophobia + Weather Powers = continent-sized class 5 hurricane.
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* ''ComicBook/XMen'': ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}} tends to whip up fogs and tornadoes to suit her purposes, and then there's the time Doctor Doom turned her into a living statue. Claustrophobia + Weather Powers = continent-sized class 5 hurricane.
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* Near the end of ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' Hiccup describes the climate along these lines: "It snows nine months out of the year and hails the other three." [[FridgeLogic And yet it's been bright and sunny the entire film.]]
** It even rains in one scene!
** That was hyperbole. In the beginning, Hiccup narrates (falsely, for dramatic purposes) that the place he lives is perfect, aside from the awful dragons. In the end, he turns it around by saying (falsely, for dramatic purposes) that the dragons are the only remotely tolerable thing about his home.
** It even rains in one scene!
** That was hyperbole. In the beginning, Hiccup narrates (falsely, for dramatic purposes) that the place he lives is perfect, aside from the awful dragons. In the end, he turns it around by saying (falsely, for dramatic purposes) that the dragons are the only remotely tolerable thing about his home.
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* Near the end of ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' ''WesternAnimation/{{How to Train Your Dragon|2010}}'' Hiccup describes the climate along these lines: "It snows nine months out of the year and hails the other three." [[FridgeLogic And yet it's been bright and sunny the entire film.]]
**]] It even rains in one scene!
** Thatscene, but that's the closest it gets to snowing or hailing. This is because that was hyperbole. In hyperbole; in the beginning, Hiccup narrates (falsely, for dramatic purposes) that the place he lives is perfect, aside from the awful dragons. In the end, he turns it around by saying (falsely, for dramatic purposes) that the dragons are the only remotely tolerable thing about his home.
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* In ''Film/BeautyAndTheBeast2017'', part of the AdaptationExpansion explains what was going on with the winter weather in the animated version: it's a magically induced winter by the Enchantress as part of the penance she imposed on the Beast. Maurice notes the anomalous weather as he flees on his horse Phillipe towards the castle.
-->'''Maurice:''' Easy, boy, it's just snow! ...''in June''...
-->'''Maurice:''' Easy, boy, it's just snow! ...''in June''...
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** And in ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' we have Thunderus and Tornadus, who cause violent downpours and windstorms, respectively, wherever they go, be they routes bordering deserts or open sea.
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** And in ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' we have Thunderus Thundurus and Tornadus, who cause violent downpours and windstorms, respectively, wherever they go, be they routes bordering deserts or open sea.
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* In ''VideoGame/WarioWare'': ''Move it!'', Young Cricket and Master Mantis are training at Flashfreeze Cape, which is a sunny cape that suddenly likes to get incredibly cold from one second to the other.
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* {{Invoked}} in ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' by Roy Mustang when, at the funeral for his friend Maes Hughes, he comments that it's a terrible day for rain. His lieutenant, Riza Hawkeye, points out that it's not raining -- the weather is actually very mild -- before seeing Mustang shedding tears.
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* {{Invoked}} in ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' by Roy Mustang when, at the funeral for [[spoiler: his friend Maes Hughes, Hughes]], he comments that it's a terrible day for rain. His lieutenant, Riza Hawkeye, points out that it's not raining -- the weather is actually very mild -- before seeing Mustang shedding tears.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storm_Filomena Storm Filomena]], that hit Spain in January 2021 covering for example UsefulNotes/{{Madrid}} in up to 24 inches (''a lot'' for what's usual for snowfalls on such city) causing a significant amount of damage.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storm_Filomena Storm Filomena]], that hit Spain in January 2021 covering for example UsefulNotes/{{Madrid}} in up to 24 inches (''a lot'' for what's usual for snowfalls on such city) of snow, causing a significant amount of damage.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storm_Filomena Storm Filomena]], that hit Spain in January 2021 covering for example UsefulNotes/{{Madrid}} in up to 24 inches (''a lot'' for what's usual for snowfalls on such city) causing a significant amount of damage.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'' episode "The Big Chill" starts with Gotham in the middle of a heat wave. Things quickly change when a boat comes across an iceberg in the harbour, courtesy of Mr Freeze.
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* Dan Fogelberg's "Same Old Lang Syne" is about a chance encounter with an old girlfriend on a snowy Christmas Eve, but the weather takes a sudden turn to emphasize the song's bittersweet ending.
-->Just for a moment, I was back at school\\
And felt that old familiar pain\\
And as I turned to make my way back home\\
The snow turned into rain
-->Just for a moment, I was back at school\\
And felt that old familiar pain\\
And as I turned to make my way back home\\
The snow turned into rain
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* The ''WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle'' story arc "Topsy Turvy World" featured this. The heroes first notice something is wrong when the weather in their hometown of Frostbite Falls, Minnesota gets so warm that the snow melts. This is believed to be impossible to the point that no thermometer in town goes above 25 degrees Fahrenheit. The heroes soon discover that weather is crazy all over the world and soon find out why. So much snow has fallen on the polar ice caps at the North Pole that the now top heavy Earth has tilted sideways causing the North Pole to now be at the equator and the tropical island of Riki Tiki was now the new North pole.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'' episode "The Job," [[LazyBum Richard]] gets a job as a pizza delivery man, [[RealityBreakingParadox which causes bizarre things to happen all over Elmore]]. One of the effects is snow, despite the episode apparently taking place in June.
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* As part of the central gameplay mechanic in ''VideoGame/{{Persona 4}}'', multiple segments are dedicated to watching fog roll in Inaba after a constant rainstorm. This fog comes from a point in which the Midnight Channel has an overflow of fog, which rolls over, causing an extremely dense fog in Inaba, even in the middle of ''summer''. It eventually becomes lampshaded when the local weather channel decides that this phenomenon is bad for public health and warns the people, which is partially correct due to the people thrown within the TV end up with lowered stamina, but this is otherwise InsaneTrollLogic. The True Ending route takes this [[UpToEleven one step further]]: [[spoiler:an unusual fog creates a "Cloudy Day" that would have lasted forever if taken the OK[=/=]Bad Endings, and it's the exact same kind as the Midnight Channel's.]]
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* As part of the central gameplay mechanic in ''VideoGame/{{Persona 4}}'', multiple segments are dedicated to watching fog roll in Inaba after a constant rainstorm. This fog comes from a point in which the Midnight Channel has an overflow of fog, which rolls over, causing an extremely dense fog in Inaba, even in the middle of ''summer''. It eventually becomes lampshaded when the local weather channel decides that this phenomenon is bad for public health and warns the people, which is partially correct due to the people thrown within the TV end up with lowered stamina, but this is otherwise InsaneTrollLogic. The True Ending route takes this [[UpToEleven one step further]]: further: [[spoiler:an unusual fog creates a "Cloudy Day" that would have lasted forever if taken the OK[=/=]Bad Endings, and it's the exact same kind as the Midnight Channel's.]]
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* {{Invoked}} in ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' by Roy Mustang when, at the funeral for his friend Maes Hughes, he comments that it's a terrible day for rain. His lieutenant, Riza Hawkeye, points out that it's not raining -- the weather is actually very mild -- before seeing Mustang shedding tears.
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* ''Fanfic/OurFamilyAnAscension'': It's mentioned that it's supposed to be summer in the areas surrounding the Last City. However, as a side effect of the Vex's [[TheNightThatNeverEnds Endless Night]], temperatures rapidly drop from the sun's absence and the Last City finds itself in the dead of winter.
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* ''Fanfic/OurFamilyAnAscension'': It's mentioned that it's supposed to be summer in the areas surrounding the Last City. However, as a side effect of the Vex's [[TheNightThatNeverEnds Endless Night]], temperatures rapidly drop from the sun's absence and the Last City finds itself in the dead of winter.
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* In ''ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet'', Wolverine at one point is confused when it starts snowing in May. This is because, due to a cosmic temper tantrum from Thanos, the Earth is moving away from the Sun.
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* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'': Seasons in the series don't correspond to real life. Each season lasts for years and years on end, with no apparent set length, though it's mentioned that since dragons went extinct over a hundred years ago, summers have been progressively getting shorter and winter longer. At the start of the series, Westeros has been experiencing an unusually long summer (nearly a decade), but many people fear that it's a prelude to an even longer winter to come. Winter officially starts in the epilogue of ''Literature/ADanceWithDragons'', when snow begins to fall on King's Landing.
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* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'': ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'':
** Seasons in the series don't correspond to real life. Each season lasts for years and years on end, with no apparent set length, though it's mentioned that since dragons went extinct over a hundred years ago, summers have been progressively getting shorter andwinter winters longer. At the start of the series, Westeros has been experiencing an unusually long summer (nearly a decade), but many people fear that it's a prelude to an even longer winter to come. Winter officially starts in the epilogue of ''Literature/ADanceWithDragons'', when snow begins to fall on King's Landing.Landing.
** The tale of the Long Night, which lasted an entire generation, happened in the midst of a very long winter. The purported instigator of this event, the Others, are believed to come from the [[EndlessWinter Land of Always Winter]] in the far north of Westeros.
** Seasons in the series don't correspond to real life. Each season lasts for years and years on end, with no apparent set length, though it's mentioned that since dragons went extinct over a hundred years ago, summers have been progressively getting shorter and
** The tale of the Long Night, which lasted an entire generation, happened in the midst of a very long winter. The purported instigator of this event, the Others, are believed to come from the [[EndlessWinter Land of Always Winter]] in the far north of Westeros.
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* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'': Seasons in the series don't correspond to real life. Each season lasts for years and years on end, with no apparent set length, though it's mentioned that since dragons went extinct over a hundred years ago, summers have been progressively getting shorter and winter longer. At the start of the series, Westeros has been experiencing an unusually long summer (nearly a decade), but many people fear that it's a prelude to an even longer winter to come. Winter officially starts in the epilogue of ''Literature/ADanceWithDragons'', when snow begins to fall on King's Landing.
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Weather can be just off, with no explanation. This is usually EmpathicEnvironment or a significiant hindrance to what the characters intend. LawOfConservationOfDetail ensures that strange weather can not be just a background detail. Anyway, the WeatherReport certainly isn't going to predict this.
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Weather can be just off, with no explanation. This is usually EmpathicEnvironment or a significiant significant hindrance to what the characters intend. LawOfConservationOfDetail ensures that strange weather can not be just a background detail. Anyway, the WeatherReport certainly isn't going to predict this.
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* In the Season 3 episode "Amends" of ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', it snows in the Southern Californian town of Sunnydale. It's implied to be a result of DivineIntervention.
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* In the Season 3 episode "Amends" of ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', it snows in the Southern Californian town of Sunnydale. It's implied to be a result of DivineIntervention. In Angel's spin-off, [[BigBad Jasmine]] takes credit for it.
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* In ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', it's supposed to be summer in Arendelle, but Elsa's ice powers have frozen the fjord and caused winter to arrive early. There are a few funny reminders that it's ''July'', such as Oaken having a big summer blowout sale, and almost nothing left on the winter department shelves.
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* In ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'', it's supposed to be summer in Arendelle, but Elsa's ice powers have frozen the fjord and caused winter to arrive early. There are a few funny reminders that it's ''July'', such as Oaken having a big summer blowout sale, and almost nothing left on the winter department shelves.
