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** {{Justified}} in ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'', where the sudden outburst of snowy weather in the middle of summer is explicitly caused by [[EmotionalPowers Elsa's fear of her own powers leading to]] PowerIncontinence. The worse Elsa's fear gets, the worse the weather gets. [[spoiler: Thankfully, it also works the other way around; when Elsa learns that despite all that's happened between them her sister Anna still loves her, she realizes "love will thaw" and is able to fully control her powers and reverse the curse of endless winter.]]
** Similarly {{Justified}} in ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'' - since Zeus controls the weather, his anger causes a massive thunderstorm.
** Similarly {{Justified}} in ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'' - since Zeus controls the weather, his anger causes a massive thunderstorm.
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** {{Justified}} {{Justified|Trope}} in ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'', where the sudden outburst of snowy weather in the middle of summer is explicitly caused by [[EmotionalPowers Elsa's fear of her own powers leading to]] PowerIncontinence. The worse Elsa's fear gets, the worse the weather gets. [[spoiler: Thankfully, it also works the other way around; when Elsa learns that despite all that's happened between them her sister Anna still loves her, she realizes "love will thaw" and is able to fully control her powers and reverse the curse of endless winter.]]
** Similarly{{Justified}} {{Justified|Trope}} in ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'' - since Zeus controls the weather, his anger causes a massive thunderstorm.
** Similarly
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* The sky in ''VideoGame/InFamous'' takes color depending on your karmic path. Good gives you a nice sunny day, evil results in RedSkyTakeWarning.
* The action of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'' happens during one of the worst snowstorms that New York City has ever seen, a storm that only abates after Max takes down the one behind the murder of his family.
* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' opens a boss battle with [[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/The_Last_Stand this]] as part of the narration:
-->"Very well, then," he says. "It'll be a fight to the death for control of the island. But don't you think the weather's a little inappropriate for a climactic battle royale?" He gestures as if to encompass the bright, clear day, chirping birds, and humming insects.\\
"Oh, yeah, man, you're right," Wisniewski says. He glances at a nearby Elder Shaman who isn't quite dead yet. She closes her eyes and chants.\\
Storm clouds fill the sky, roiling and churning. The landscape grows dark, illuminated only by near-constant flashes of lightning, as rain pours from the sky in improbably quantities.\\
"Much better," the Man says. "All right, you little commie, let's get to it."
* ''VideoGame/WorldInConflict'' multiplayer maps have a sort of Empathic Environment: if the match goes for too long (and ''especially'' after the teams exchanged a few nukes), all colors become dull and grayish, the clouds gather and the sunlight dims slightly.
* The action of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'' happens during one of the worst snowstorms that New York City has ever seen, a storm that only abates after Max takes down the one behind the murder of his family.
* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' opens a boss battle with [[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/The_Last_Stand this]] as part of the narration:
-->"Very well, then," he says. "It'll be a fight to the death for control of the island. But don't you think the weather's a little inappropriate for a climactic battle royale?" He gestures as if to encompass the bright, clear day, chirping birds, and humming insects.\\
"Oh, yeah, man, you're right," Wisniewski says. He glances at a nearby Elder Shaman who isn't quite dead yet. She closes her eyes and chants.\\
Storm clouds fill the sky, roiling and churning. The landscape grows dark, illuminated only by near-constant flashes of lightning, as rain pours from the sky in improbably quantities.\\
"Much better," the Man says. "All right, you little commie, let's get to it."
* ''VideoGame/WorldInConflict'' multiplayer maps have a sort of Empathic Environment: if the match goes for too long (and ''especially'' after the teams exchanged a few nukes), all colors become dull and grayish, the clouds gather and the sunlight dims slightly.
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* The sky in ''VideoGame/InFamous'' takes color depending on your karmic path. Good gives is dark and overcast for the last few missions of ''VideoGame/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar'', which looks odd because it's supposed to be about noon. Of course, this being a flight simulator, and the first mission of said sequence pitting you a nice sunny day, evil results in RedSkyTakeWarning.
* The action of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'' happens during one ofagainst an elite squadron, it's possible and almost expected for the worst snowstorms that New York City has ever seen, a storm that only abates after Max takes down the one behind the murder of his family.
* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' opens a boss battle with [[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/The_Last_Stand this]] as part of the narration:
-->"Very well, then," he says. "It'll be a fightplayer to the death for control of the island. But don't you think the weather's a little inappropriate for a climactic battle royale?" He gestures as if to encompass the bright, clear day, chirping birds, and humming insects.\\
"Oh, yeah, man, you're right," Wisniewski says. He glances at a nearby Elder Shaman who isn't quite dead yet. She closes her eyes and chants.\\
Storm clouds fill the sky, roiling and churning. The landscape grows dark, illuminated only by near-constant flashes of lightning, as rain pours from the sky in improbably quantities.\\
"Much better," the Man says. "All right, you little commie, let's get to it."
* ''VideoGame/WorldInConflict'' multiplayer maps have a sort of Empathic Environment: if the match goes for too long (and ''especially'' after the teams exchanged a few nukes), all colors become dull and grayish,fly above the clouds gather and witness a beautiful blue sky once more, right before you have to [[AirstrikeImpossible fly underground]].
* In ''VideoGame/BlackMesa'', a remake of the original ''VideoGame/HalfLife'', the level of light in the mission "Surface Tension" corresponds to how much control the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit has over the titular facility. Capping this off is the final surface sequence of the game in "Forget About Freeman!", where the HECU forces make their final retreat from the facility, leaving several marines stranded. This battle happens at sundown, symbolically representing the defeat of mankind and thesunlight dims slightly.coming days where humanity and Earth will be at the mercy of the Xenians and, later on, [[VideoGame/HalfLife2 The Combine]].
* The action of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'' happens during one of
* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' opens a boss battle with [[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/The_Last_Stand this]] as part of the narration:
-->"Very well, then," he says. "It'll be a fight
"Oh, yeah, man, you're right," Wisniewski says. He glances at a nearby Elder Shaman who isn't quite dead yet. She closes her eyes and chants.\\
Storm clouds fill the sky, roiling and churning. The landscape grows dark, illuminated only by near-constant flashes of lightning, as rain pours from the sky in improbably quantities.\\
"Much better," the Man says. "All right, you little commie, let's get to it."
* ''VideoGame/WorldInConflict'' multiplayer maps have a sort of Empathic Environment: if the match goes for too long (and ''especially'' after the teams exchanged a few nukes), all colors become dull and grayish,
* In ''VideoGame/BlackMesa'', a remake of the original ''VideoGame/HalfLife'', the level of light in the mission "Surface Tension" corresponds to how much control the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit has over the titular facility. Capping this off is the final surface sequence of the game in "Forget About Freeman!", where the HECU forces make their final retreat from the facility, leaving several marines stranded. This battle happens at sundown, symbolically representing the defeat of mankind and the
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* In ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'', all of the cutaway scenes when you haven't made a big enough katamari feature rain and thunder coming down as the dejected prince kneels before the King Of All Cosmos. Justified because, well, ''he's the King Of All Cosmos'', and in one of these sequences he even mentions that he's making it rain to make his speech about how disappointed he is in you more dramatic.
* Shing kicks off the second half (the actual plot) of ''VideoGame/TalesOfHearts'' with a somewhat justified HeroicBSOD, which only deepens when he meets the next MrExposition. The outside world is still fairly bright and sunny, but after Kohak snaps him out of it, another character tries to shoot him (long story). Shing uses his sword to deflect the projectile, and with a ''flash'', it flies into the distance, and right there, the game's heroic theme starts up, and the clouds part, [[CueTheSun revealing the sun]].
* ''VideoGame/MitsumeteKnight'' loves this trope. Going on War Battles? Welcome to an arid setting with gloomy and sinister weather! Fighting the fearsome leader of the Enemy Generals at the end of the game? You'll be met with a hurricane [[spoiler:which is even more violent, with [[BattleInTheRain rain pouring hard]] and strong DramaticWind, when fighting him in his unmasked version]]! Going on sinister-looking places for dates, such as the Ruins, the Catacombs, or the Sieger Cannons? Cue the lack of music and DramaticWind!
* Your final decision at the end of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' will influence the giant glowing globe behind the Illusive Man's office. If you choose Paragon, it's blue; if you choose Renegade, it's red.
* The sky is dark and overcast for the last few missions of ''VideoGame/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar'', which looks odd because it's supposed to be about noon. Of course, this being a flight simulator, and the first mission of said sequence pitting you against an elite squadron, it's possible and almost expected for the player to fly above the clouds and witness a beautiful blue sky once more, right before you have to [[AirstrikeImpossible fly underground]].
* Played with in ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' FightingGame ''Scarlet Weather Rhapsody'', where characters begin manifesting localized weather that represents a poetic interpretation of their personality as a result of the incident.
* The very minute the Shadow Queen in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'' is revived the entire world instantly becomes night, even above the clouds. Same thing happens with the Dark Star in ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory'', ominous blue/purple storm clouds form over the castle and a creepy fog descends over the battle field.
* In ''VideoGame/Jak3Wastelander'' it rains during the last mission in Haven City, combined with occasional flashes of thunder (which barely ever happens in-game). At the end of it, [[spoiler:Damas dies.]]
* ''VideoGame/LEGOHarryPotter Years 1-4 and 5-7'' each have a specific weather pattern for each year, matching their tone.
* Shing kicks off the second half (the actual plot) of ''VideoGame/TalesOfHearts'' with a somewhat justified HeroicBSOD, which only deepens when he meets the next MrExposition. The outside world is still fairly bright and sunny, but after Kohak snaps him out of it, another character tries to shoot him (long story). Shing uses his sword to deflect the projectile, and with a ''flash'', it flies into the distance, and right there, the game's heroic theme starts up, and the clouds part, [[CueTheSun revealing the sun]].
* ''VideoGame/MitsumeteKnight'' loves this trope. Going on War Battles? Welcome to an arid setting with gloomy and sinister weather! Fighting the fearsome leader of the Enemy Generals at the end of the game? You'll be met with a hurricane [[spoiler:which is even more violent, with [[BattleInTheRain rain pouring hard]] and strong DramaticWind, when fighting him in his unmasked version]]! Going on sinister-looking places for dates, such as the Ruins, the Catacombs, or the Sieger Cannons? Cue the lack of music and DramaticWind!
* Your final decision at the end of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' will influence the giant glowing globe behind the Illusive Man's office. If you choose Paragon, it's blue; if you choose Renegade, it's red.
* The sky is dark and overcast for the last few missions of ''VideoGame/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar'', which looks odd because it's supposed to be about noon. Of course, this being a flight simulator, and the first mission of said sequence pitting you against an elite squadron, it's possible and almost expected for the player to fly above the clouds and witness a beautiful blue sky once more, right before you have to [[AirstrikeImpossible fly underground]].
* Played with in ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' FightingGame ''Scarlet Weather Rhapsody'', where characters begin manifesting localized weather that represents a poetic interpretation of their personality as a result of the incident.
* The very minute the Shadow Queen in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'' is revived the entire world instantly becomes night, even above the clouds. Same thing happens with the Dark Star in ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory'', ominous blue/purple storm clouds form over the castle and a creepy fog descends over the battle field.
* In ''VideoGame/Jak3Wastelander'' it rains during the last mission in Haven City, combined with occasional flashes of thunder (which barely ever happens in-game). At the end of it, [[spoiler:Damas dies.]]
* ''VideoGame/LEGOHarryPotter Years 1-4 and 5-7'' each have a specific weather pattern for each year, matching their tone.
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* In ''VideoGame/ShadowOfTheColossus'' the final colossus is fought dramatically during a [[BattleInTheRain raging storm,]] complete with infernal tornadoes in the background marking where you killed the other colossi. It's jarring as it starts and stops as you walk in and out of the colossus's stadium. {{Justified}} in-universe as it references the fact that the Forbidden Land is awakening from its timeless phase, thanks to the completion of the ritual.
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* During a "dream" in ''VisualNovel/HatofulBoyfriend'', the more upset one character gets the more it rains, which risks washing away Mount Pudding.
* When you summon a [[OptionalBoss Wither]] In ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'', the sky darkens and turns to a [[RedSkyTakeWarning redder shade]].
* When you summon a [[OptionalBoss Wither]] In ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'', the sky darkens and turns to a [[RedSkyTakeWarning redder shade]].
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* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'':
** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'':
*** When Link first sets out, it is literally a dark and stormy night. After stalling Agahnim by hiding Zelda, the weather becomes much clearer.
*** The Lost Woods is covered in some sort of mysterious fog (a recent phenomenon according to two nearby lumberjacks), but that fog immediately breaks after Link claims the Master Sword.
*** The Swamp of Evil is overcast, stormy and ominous when Link first arrives there. However, after using the Ether Medallion (which calls down lightning from the sky) to open Misery Mire, the weather is much more amicable. This is justified according to a nearby NPC, who states that the endless rain is the result of magic clouds, and only a stronger weather magic (i.e. the Ether Medallion) can blow them away.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'' it only tends to get cloudy and rainy when you visit a locale that's in a bad way, such as "Ingo" Ranch, Kakariko Village when the ghost from the well is loose, and the ruined Castle Town. Go anywhere near [[VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon Ganondorf's Castle]] and it goes a step further by ''becoming permanently locked at midnight until you leave''.
* ''VideoGame/TheWitness'': The items in [[spoiler: the central lake]] will change and develop when certain tasks are completed, like turning on a laser or opening one of the vault doors.
* In ''VideoGame/GodOfWarPS4'', when [[spoiler: Atreus falls critically ill]], the sky darkens and a thunderstorm kicks up suddenly. [[spoiler: The world is reacting to Atreus aka Loki being near death and a nod to the old games of the effects caused by the death of a Greek God.]]
** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'':
*** When Link first sets out, it is literally a dark and stormy night. After stalling Agahnim by hiding Zelda, the weather becomes much clearer.
*** The Lost Woods is covered in some sort of mysterious fog (a recent phenomenon according to two nearby lumberjacks), but that fog immediately breaks after Link claims the Master Sword.
*** The Swamp of Evil is overcast, stormy and ominous when Link first arrives there. However, after using the Ether Medallion (which calls down lightning from the sky) to open Misery Mire, the weather is much more amicable. This is justified according to a nearby NPC, who states that the endless rain is the result of magic clouds, and only a stronger weather magic (i.e. the Ether Medallion) can blow them away.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'' it only tends to get cloudy and rainy when you visit a locale that's in a bad way, such as "Ingo" Ranch, Kakariko Village when the ghost from the well is loose, and the ruined Castle Town. Go anywhere near [[VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon Ganondorf's Castle]] and it goes a step further by ''becoming permanently locked at midnight until you leave''.
* ''VideoGame/TheWitness'': The items in [[spoiler: the central lake]] will change and develop when certain tasks are completed, like turning on a laser or opening one of the vault doors.
* In ''VideoGame/GodOfWarPS4'', when [[spoiler: Atreus falls critically ill]], the sky darkens and a thunderstorm kicks up suddenly. [[spoiler: The world is reacting to Atreus aka Loki being near death and a nod to the old games of the effects caused by the death of a Greek God.]]
* In ''VideoGame/GodOfWarPS4'', when [[spoiler: Atreus falls critically ill]], the sky darkens and a thunderstorm kicks up suddenly. [[spoiler: The world is reacting to Atreus aka Loki being near death and a nod to the old games of the effects caused by the death of a Greek God.]]
* The sky in ''VideoGame/InFamous'' takes color depending on your karmic path. Good gives you a nice sunny day, evil results in RedSkyTakeWarning.
* In ''VideoGame/Jak3Wastelander'' it rains during the last mission in Haven City, combined with occasional flashes of thunder (which barely ever happens in-game). At the end of it, [[spoiler:Damas dies.]]
* In ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'', all of the cutaway scenes when you haven't made a big enough katamari feature rain and thunder coming down as the dejected prince kneels before the King Of All Cosmos. Justified because, well, ''he's the King Of All Cosmos'', and in one of these sequences he even mentions that he's making it rain to make his speech about how disappointed he is in you more dramatic.
* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' opens a boss battle with [[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/The_Last_Stand this]] as part of the narration:
-->"Very well, then," he says. "It'll be a fight to the death for control of the island. But don't you think the weather's a little inappropriate for a climactic battle royale?" He gestures as if to encompass the bright, clear day, chirping birds, and humming insects.\\
"Oh, yeah, man, you're right," Wisniewski says. He glances at a nearby Elder Shaman who isn't quite dead yet. She closes her eyes and chants.\\
Storm clouds fill the sky, roiling and churning. The landscape grows dark, illuminated only by near-constant flashes of lightning, as rain pours from the sky in improbably quantities.\\
"Much better," the Man says. "All right, you little commie, let's get to it."
* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'':
** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'':
*** When Link first sets out, it is literally a dark and stormy night. After stalling Agahnim by hiding Zelda, the weather becomes much clearer.
*** The Lost Woods is covered in some sort of mysterious fog (a recent phenomenon according to two nearby lumberjacks), but that fog immediately breaks after Link claims the Master Sword.
*** The Swamp of Evil is overcast, stormy and ominous when Link first arrives there. However, after using the Ether Medallion (which calls down lightning from the sky) to open Misery Mire, the weather is much more amicable. This is justified according to a nearby NPC, who states that the endless rain is the result of magic clouds, and only a stronger weather magic (i.e. the Ether Medallion) can blow them away.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'' it only tends to get cloudy and rainy when you visit a locale that's in a bad way, such as "Ingo" Ranch, Kakariko Village when the ghost from the well is loose, and the ruined Castle Town. Go anywhere near [[VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon Ganondorf's Castle]] and it goes a step further by ''becoming permanently locked at midnight until you leave''.
* ''VideoGame/LEGOHarryPotter Years 1-4 and 5-7'' each have a specific weather pattern for each year, matching their tone.
* Your final decision at the end of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' will influence the giant glowing globe behind the Illusive Man's office. If you choose Paragon, it's blue; if you choose Renegade, it's red.
* The action of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'' happens during one of the worst snowstorms that New York City has ever seen, a storm that only abates after Max takes down the one behind the murder of his family.
* When you summon a [[OptionalBoss Wither]] In ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'', the sky darkens and turns to a [[RedSkyTakeWarning redder shade]].
* ''VideoGame/MitsumeteKnight'' loves this trope. Going on War Battles? Welcome to an arid setting with gloomy and sinister weather! Fighting the fearsome leader of the Enemy Generals at the end of the game? You'll be met with a hurricane [[spoiler:which is even more violent, with [[BattleInTheRain rain pouring hard]] and strong DramaticWind, when fighting him in his unmasked version]]! Going on sinister-looking places for dates, such as the Ruins, the Catacombs, or the Sieger Cannons? Cue the lack of music and DramaticWind!
* In ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroesIII'', this is used as foreshadowing, when Santa Destroy becomes completely covered with fog prior to the tragic title defense battle against [[spoiler:Henry]].
* The very minute the Shadow Queen in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'' is revived the entire world instantly becomes night, even above the clouds. Same thing happens with the Dark Star in ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory'', ominous blue/purple storm clouds form over the castle and a creepy fog descends over the battle field.
* The sky in ''VideoGame/InFamous'' takes color depending on your karmic path. Good gives you a nice sunny day, evil results in RedSkyTakeWarning.
* In ''VideoGame/Jak3Wastelander'' it rains during the last mission in Haven City, combined with occasional flashes of thunder (which barely ever happens in-game). At the end of it, [[spoiler:Damas dies.]]
* In ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'', all of the cutaway scenes when you haven't made a big enough katamari feature rain and thunder coming down as the dejected prince kneels before the King Of All Cosmos. Justified because, well, ''he's the King Of All Cosmos'', and in one of these sequences he even mentions that he's making it rain to make his speech about how disappointed he is in you more dramatic.
* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' opens a boss battle with [[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/The_Last_Stand this]] as part of the narration:
-->"Very well, then," he says. "It'll be a fight to the death for control of the island. But don't you think the weather's a little inappropriate for a climactic battle royale?" He gestures as if to encompass the bright, clear day, chirping birds, and humming insects.\\
"Oh, yeah, man, you're right," Wisniewski says. He glances at a nearby Elder Shaman who isn't quite dead yet. She closes her eyes and chants.\\
Storm clouds fill the sky, roiling and churning. The landscape grows dark, illuminated only by near-constant flashes of lightning, as rain pours from the sky in improbably quantities.\\
"Much better," the Man says. "All right, you little commie, let's get to it."
* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'':
** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'':
*** When Link first sets out, it is literally a dark and stormy night. After stalling Agahnim by hiding Zelda, the weather becomes much clearer.
*** The Lost Woods is covered in some sort of mysterious fog (a recent phenomenon according to two nearby lumberjacks), but that fog immediately breaks after Link claims the Master Sword.
*** The Swamp of Evil is overcast, stormy and ominous when Link first arrives there. However, after using the Ether Medallion (which calls down lightning from the sky) to open Misery Mire, the weather is much more amicable. This is justified according to a nearby NPC, who states that the endless rain is the result of magic clouds, and only a stronger weather magic (i.e. the Ether Medallion) can blow them away.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'' it only tends to get cloudy and rainy when you visit a locale that's in a bad way, such as "Ingo" Ranch, Kakariko Village when the ghost from the well is loose, and the ruined Castle Town. Go anywhere near [[VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon Ganondorf's Castle]] and it goes a step further by ''becoming permanently locked at midnight until you leave''.
* ''VideoGame/LEGOHarryPotter Years 1-4 and 5-7'' each have a specific weather pattern for each year, matching their tone.
* Your final decision at the end of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' will influence the giant glowing globe behind the Illusive Man's office. If you choose Paragon, it's blue; if you choose Renegade, it's red.
* The action of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'' happens during one of the worst snowstorms that New York City has ever seen, a storm that only abates after Max takes down the one behind the murder of his family.
* When you summon a [[OptionalBoss Wither]] In ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'', the sky darkens and turns to a [[RedSkyTakeWarning redder shade]].
* ''VideoGame/MitsumeteKnight'' loves this trope. Going on War Battles? Welcome to an arid setting with gloomy and sinister weather! Fighting the fearsome leader of the Enemy Generals at the end of the game? You'll be met with a hurricane [[spoiler:which is even more violent, with [[BattleInTheRain rain pouring hard]] and strong DramaticWind, when fighting him in his unmasked version]]! Going on sinister-looking places for dates, such as the Ruins, the Catacombs, or the Sieger Cannons? Cue the lack of music and DramaticWind!
* In ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroesIII'', this is used as foreshadowing, when Santa Destroy becomes completely covered with fog prior to the tragic title defense battle against [[spoiler:Henry]].
* The very minute the Shadow Queen in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'' is revived the entire world instantly becomes night, even above the clouds. Same thing happens with the Dark Star in ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory'', ominous blue/purple storm clouds form over the castle and a creepy fog descends over the battle field.
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* In ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroesIII'', this is used as foreshadowing, when Santa Destroy becomes completely covered with fog prior to the tragic title defense battle against [[spoiler:Henry]].
* In ''VideoGame/BlackMesa'', a remake of the original ''VideoGame/HalfLife'', the level of light in the mission "Surface Tension" corresponds to how much control the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit has over the titular facility. Capping this off is the final surface sequence of the game in "Forget About Freeman!", where the HECU forces make their final retreat from the facility, leaving several marines stranded. This battle happens at sundown, symbolically representing the defeat of mankind and the coming days where humanity and Earth will be at the mercy of the Xenians and, later on, [[VideoGame/HalfLife2 The Combine]].
* In ''VideoGame/BlackMesa'', a remake of the original ''VideoGame/HalfLife'', the level of light in the mission "Surface Tension" corresponds to how much control the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit has over the titular facility. Capping this off is the final surface sequence of the game in "Forget About Freeman!", where the HECU forces make their final retreat from the facility, leaving several marines stranded. This battle happens at sundown, symbolically representing the defeat of mankind and the coming days where humanity and Earth will be at the mercy of the Xenians and, later on, [[VideoGame/HalfLife2 The Combine]].
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* In ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroesIII'', this is used as foreshadowing, when Santa Destroy becomes completely covered with fog prior to the tragic title defense battle against [[spoiler:Henry]].
* In ''VideoGame/BlackMesa'', a remake of the original ''VideoGame/HalfLife'', the level of light in the mission "Surface Tension" corresponds to how much control the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit has over the titular facility. Capping this off is''VideoGame/ShadowOfTheColossus'' the final surface sequence colossus is fought dramatically during a [[BattleInTheRain raging storm,]] complete with infernal tornadoes in the background marking where you killed the other colossi. It's jarring as it starts and stops as you walk in and out of the game in "Forget About Freeman!", where colossus's stadium. {{Justified|Trope}} in-universe as it references the HECU forces make their final retreat fact that the Forbidden Land is awakening from its timeless phase, thanks to the facility, leaving several marines stranded. This battle happens at sundown, symbolically representing completion of the defeat of mankind ritual.
* ''VideoGame/{{Spiritfarer}}'': When Stella first arrives at Overbook, it's raining and thecoming days background music is gloomy to reflect how desolate the hospital is, but as she helps improve its living conditions, the rain stops and the music becomes more cheerful.
* Shing kicks off the second half (the actual plot) of ''VideoGame/TalesOfHearts'' with a somewhat justified HeroicBSOD, which only deepens when he meets the next MrExposition. The outside world is still fairly bright and sunny, but after Kohak snaps him out of it, another character tries to shoot him (long story). Shing uses his sword to deflect the projectile, and with a ''flash'', it flies into the distance, and right there, the game's heroic theme starts up, and the clouds part, [[CueTheSun revealing the sun]].
* Played with in ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' FightingGame ''Scarlet Weather Rhapsody'', wherehumanity and Earth will be at the mercy characters begin manifesting localized weather that represents a poetic interpretation of their personality as a result of the Xenians and, later on, [[VideoGame/HalfLife2 incident.
* ''VideoGame/TheWitness'': TheCombine]].items in [[spoiler: the central lake]] will change and develop when certain tasks are completed, like turning on a laser or opening one of the vault doors.
* ''VideoGame/WorldInConflict'' multiplayer maps have a sort of Empathic Environment: if the match goes for too long (and ''especially'' after the teams exchanged a few nukes), all colors become dull and grayish, the clouds gather and the sunlight dims slightly.
* In ''VideoGame/BlackMesa'', a remake of the original ''VideoGame/HalfLife'', the level of light in the mission "Surface Tension" corresponds to how much control the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit has over the titular facility. Capping this off is
* ''VideoGame/{{Spiritfarer}}'': When Stella first arrives at Overbook, it's raining and the
* Shing kicks off the second half (the actual plot) of ''VideoGame/TalesOfHearts'' with a somewhat justified HeroicBSOD, which only deepens when he meets the next MrExposition. The outside world is still fairly bright and sunny, but after Kohak snaps him out of it, another character tries to shoot him (long story). Shing uses his sword to deflect the projectile, and with a ''flash'', it flies into the distance, and right there, the game's heroic theme starts up, and the clouds part, [[CueTheSun revealing the sun]].
* Played with in ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' FightingGame ''Scarlet Weather Rhapsody'', where
* ''VideoGame/TheWitness'': The
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* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainUnderpantsTheFirstEpicMovie'': The carnival scene starts out bright and sunny, but as George and Harold [[OhCrap realize how many carnival games involve water]] and have to keep switching Mr. Krupp back into Captain Underpants, there are dark clouds starting to move in. And as they try to keep Captain Underpants out of harm's way, the blue sky gets covered with more clouds, that is until the carnival gets train-wrecked, the sky is completely covered and it starts to rain, symbolizing the boys' situation going FromBadToWorse, with the whole scene ending as a TearJerker.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainUnderpantsTheFirstEpicMovie'': The carnival scene starts out bright and sunny, but as George and Harold [[OhCrap realize how many carnival games involve water]] and have to keep switching Mr. Krupp back into Captain Underpants, who keeps causing more and more chaos, there are dark clouds starting to move in. And as they try to keep Captain Underpants out of harm's way, the blue sky gets covered with more clouds, that is until the carnival gets train-wrecked, the sky is completely covered and it starts to rain, symbolizing the boys' situation going FromBadToWorse, with the whole scene ending as a TearJerker.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainUnderpantsTheFirstEpicMovie'': The carnival scene starts out bright and sunny, but as George and Harold [[OhCrap realize how many carnival games involve water]] and have to keep switching Mr. Krupp back into Captain Underpants, there are dark clouds starting to move in. And as they try to keep Captain Underpants out of harm's way, the blue sky gets covered with more clouds, that is until the carnival gets train-wrecked, the sky is completely covered and it starts to rain, symbolizing the boys' situation going FromBadToWorse, with the whole scene ending as a TearJerker.
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* ''Art/TheFightingTemeraire'': The calm, misty, beautiful weather creates a melancholic mood for the painting. Of things coming to an end and people (the sailors) having to part ways.
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* ''Art/TheFightingTemeraire'': The calm, misty, beautiful weather creates a melancholic mood for the painting. Of things coming to an end and people (the sailors) having to part ways.
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* When you summon [[BonusBoss a]] [[EldritchAbomination Wither]] In ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'', the sky darkens and turns to a [[RedSkyTakeWarning redder shade]].
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* During the "Brief Lives" story arc, Creator/NeilGaiman's ''[[ComicBook/TheSandman Sandman]]'' series shows the protagonist being mopey after the end of his latest romance, and his kingdom -- the Dreaming -- responding to his mood by raining for weeks on end. He's so entrenched in his misery that he fails to notice the flooding of his subjects' homes. Lampshaded by Merv Pumpkinhead when he says "And here comes the rain, right on cue."
* ComicBook/{{Storm}} of the ComicBook/XMen quite literally has an empathic environment; the weather shifts based off her moods due to her power over weather. In fact, she has to control her moods in order to prevent them from affecting the weather adversely.
* The best way to tell if things are getting dramatic in ''ComicBook/SinCity'', is if it begins to rain.
* ComicBook/{{Storm}} of the ComicBook/XMen quite literally has an empathic environment; the weather shifts based off her moods due to her power over weather. In fact, she has to control her moods in order to prevent them from affecting the weather adversely.
* The best way to tell if things are getting dramatic in ''ComicBook/SinCity'', is if it begins to rain.
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* During the "Brief Lives" story arc, Creator/NeilGaiman's ''[[ComicBook/TheSandman Sandman]]'' series ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'' shows the protagonist being mopey after the end of his latest romance, and his kingdom -- the Dreaming -- responding to his mood by raining for weeks on end. He's so entrenched in his misery that he fails to notice the flooding of his subjects' homes. Lampshaded {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d by Merv Pumpkinhead when he says "And here comes the rain, right on cue."
*ComicBook/{{Storm}} of the ComicBook/XMen Storm from ''ComicBook/XMen'' quite literally has an empathic environment; the weather shifts based off her moods due to her [[WeatherManipulation power over weather.weather]]. In fact, she has to control her moods in order to prevent them from affecting the weather adversely.
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* Lampshaded aversion in an early issue ComicBook/TheWalkingDead. A character comments that up to that point, the weather was always sunny with blue skies, largely unfitting with the whole ZombieApocalypse scenario.
* Invoked by "The Literals", a ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' spinoff, which has an AnthropomorphicPersonification of this trope named Pathetic Fallacy (an alternate title of this trope - naming him Empathic Environment would have had less zing somewhat...)
* Invoked by "The Literals", a ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' spinoff, which has an AnthropomorphicPersonification of this trope named Pathetic Fallacy (an alternate title of this trope - naming him Empathic Environment would have had less zing somewhat...)
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* Lampshaded aversion in an early issue ComicBook/TheWalkingDead.of ''ComicBook/TheWalkingDead''. A character comments that up to that point, the weather was always sunny with blue skies, largely unfitting with the whole ZombieApocalypse scenario.
* Invoked by "The Literals", a ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' spinoff, which has an AnthropomorphicPersonification of this trope named Pathetic Fallacy (an alternate title of this trope- -- naming him Empathic Environment would have had less zing somewhat...)).
* Invoked by "The Literals", a ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' spinoff, which has an AnthropomorphicPersonification of this trope named Pathetic Fallacy (an alternate title of this trope
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* ''Film/KeyLargo'': Dnager happens during a stormy night.
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* ''Film/TheWhale'' takes place on a series of stormy nights as the protagonist's life is spiraling towards death.
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* Lampshaded in ''Theatre/TheDrowsyChaperone'', when the Man in the Chair says that "[Janet] is bathed in the blue light of a sympathetic moon, which is ridiculous because it's the middle of the day.".
* ''Theatre/TheMinutes'', which takes place during the weekly meeting of the town council of Big Cherry:
** PlayedStraight for the majority of the play with drumming rain, rumbling thunder, and intermittent power brownouts caused by the storm make the already fraught council meeting seem more menacing.
** {{Inverted}} during [[spoiler:the flashback to the meeting the week prior, when Mr. Carp revealed the dark truth behind the founding of Big Cherry]] — the lighting design on stage indicates that the sun is shining brightly outside the council room.
* It's raining for all of the revolution in ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', despite the fact that it takes place in June. This is especially noticeable in the aptly-named "Little Fail of Rain", when [[spoiler:Eponine is dying]], and in "Javert's [[spoiler:suicide]]", which is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
** PlayedStraight for the majority of the play with drumming rain, rumbling thunder, and intermittent power brownouts caused by the storm make the already fraught council meeting seem more menacing.
** {{Inverted}} during [[spoiler:the flashback to the meeting the week prior, when Mr. Carp revealed the dark truth behind the founding of Big Cherry]] — the lighting design on stage indicates that the sun is shining brightly outside the council room.
* It's raining for all of the revolution in ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', despite the fact that it takes place in June. This is especially noticeable in the aptly-named "Little Fail of Rain", when [[spoiler:Eponine is dying]], and in "Javert's [[spoiler:suicide]]", which is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
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* It's raining for all of the revolution in ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', despite the fact that it takes place in June. This is especially noticeable in the aptly-named "Little Fail of Rain", when [[spoiler:Eponine is dying]], and in "Javert's [[spoiler:suicide]]", which is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
* Lampshaded in ''Theatre/TheDrowsyChaperone'', when the Man in the Chair says that "[Janet] is bathed in the blue light of a sympathetic moon, which is ridiculous because it's the middle of the day.".
* Lampshaded in ''Theatre/TheDrowsyChaperone'', when the Man in the Chair says that "[Janet] is bathed in the blue light of a sympathetic moon, which is ridiculous because it's the middle of the day.".
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* ''Webcomic/{{Archipelago}}'' being set on [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an archipelago]] you would expect rain fairly often, but it only seems to fall when Tuff is upset and/or a large battle is taking place. DramaticThunder peals in the key moments of the large battle in book 8, which happens to happen on an island stated to be very rainy.
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* The final battle of Creatir/DavidEddings' ''Literature/TheBelgariad'' took place under a storm. As the same band of TrueCompanions approaches the climax of the sequel series, ''Literature/TheMalloreon'', LovableRogue Silk notices the clouds gather and [[LampshadeHanging wonders aloud why these things can't be allowed to happen when it's nice out]].
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* The final battle of Creatir/DavidEddings' Creator/DavidEddings' ''Literature/TheBelgariad'' took place under a storm. As the same band of TrueCompanions approaches the climax of the sequel series, ''Literature/TheMalloreon'', LovableRogue Silk notices the clouds gather and [[LampshadeHanging wonders aloud why these things can't be allowed to happen when it's nice out]].
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* In ''Film/SuperMarioBros'', after Koopa's defeat, the fungus recedes and water floods the streets of Dinohattan, symbolically showing the city's on the road to recovery.
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* In ''Film/SuperMarioBros'', ''Film/SuperMarioBros1993'', after Koopa's defeat, the fungus recedes and water floods the streets of Dinohattan, symbolically showing the city's on the road to recovery.
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* The DownerEnding of ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode [[spoiler:"The Pandorica Opens"]] takes place at night, with no visible stars above. Stars are, however, clearly visible during the Stonehenge speech, in spite of all the space ships whizzing about.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': The DownerEnding of ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode [[spoiler:"The "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E12ThePandoricaOpens The Pandorica Opens"]] Opens]]" takes place at night, with no visible stars above. Stars are, however, clearly visible during the Stonehenge speech, in spite of all the space ships spaceships whizzing about.
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** In aversion to the above, [[spoiler: Kuroto's]] rampage and his no less brutal murder all happen in broad daylight on nice spring day.
** [[spoiler: Parado's]] last fight and subsequent murder mirror [[spoiler: Kuroto's]] murder in many ways by being just as sudden, brutal and also happening in broad daylight on nice summer day.
* In ''Series/RedDwarf'', "Terrorform", a psi-moon that Rimmer and Kryten crash into latches onto Rimmer's personality and emotions, creating a world with frogs that croak "useless", [[IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace places that have names to run away from really fast]], beasts named after his negative attributes... not to mention a graveyard for certain of his positive attributes. [[spoiler:Rimmer's colleagues have to put him in a happy and self-confident state, which is then reflected in the environment, long enough for them all to escape -- after which they cheerfully admit that they were lying about how likeable he was.]]
* Justified in an episode of ''Series/StargateSG1''. While the team, having recently lost Daniel (again) stood around looking pensive and sad, an odd, comforting wind blew past. They were inside. They all agreed that it must have been a malfunctioning air vent, but [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence we (and O'Neill) know better...]]
* A classic episode of ''Series/TheXFiles'' "Rain King" had Mulder and Scully investigating a swindler who claimed to be able to make it rain (and sold this skill to drought-struck communities). Soon enough, they discover the man's ex-fiancée believes she has a sort of antagonistic version of this trope in effect (the sky seemed to cry on her first wedding day, and the clouds laughed at her when she got divorced) and that is behind her ex-fiancée's apparent abilities. In fact, [[spoiler:she has a nerdy secret admirer who ''actually'' has this relationship with the weather, it reflected ''his'' moods when she married another man and when she finally left that guy. He had been affecting the weather for her ex's business out of guilt]].
** [[spoiler: Parado's]] last fight and subsequent murder mirror [[spoiler: Kuroto's]] murder in many ways by being just as sudden, brutal and also happening in broad daylight on nice summer day.
* In ''Series/RedDwarf'', "Terrorform", a psi-moon that Rimmer and Kryten crash into latches onto Rimmer's personality and emotions, creating a world with frogs that croak "useless", [[IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace places that have names to run away from really fast]], beasts named after his negative attributes... not to mention a graveyard for certain of his positive attributes. [[spoiler:Rimmer's colleagues have to put him in a happy and self-confident state, which is then reflected in the environment, long enough for them all to escape -- after which they cheerfully admit that they were lying about how likeable he was.]]
* Justified in an episode of ''Series/StargateSG1''. While the team, having recently lost Daniel (again) stood around looking pensive and sad, an odd, comforting wind blew past. They were inside. They all agreed that it must have been a malfunctioning air vent, but [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence we (and O'Neill) know better...]]
* A classic episode of ''Series/TheXFiles'' "Rain King" had Mulder and Scully investigating a swindler who claimed to be able to make it rain (and sold this skill to drought-struck communities). Soon enough, they discover the man's ex-fiancée believes she has a sort of antagonistic version of this trope in effect (the sky seemed to cry on her first wedding day, and the clouds laughed at her when she got divorced) and that is behind her ex-fiancée's apparent abilities. In fact, [[spoiler:she has a nerdy secret admirer who ''actually'' has this relationship with the weather, it reflected ''his'' moods when she married another man and when she finally left that guy. He had been affecting the weather for her ex's business out of guilt]].
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** In aversion to an inversion of the above, [[spoiler: Kuroto's]] [[spoiler:Kuroto]]'s rampage and his no less brutal murder all happen in broad daylight on nice spring day.
**[[spoiler: Parado's]] [[spoiler:Parado]]'s last fight and subsequent murder mirror [[spoiler: Kuroto's]] [[spoiler:Kuroto]]'s murder in many ways by being just as sudden, brutal and also happening in broad daylight on nice summer day.
* In''Series/RedDwarf'', "Terrorform", the ''Series/RedDwarf'' episode "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVTerrorform Terrorform]]", a psi-moon that Rimmer and Kryten crash into latches onto Rimmer's personality and emotions, creating a world with frogs that croak "useless", [[IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace places that have names to run away from really fast]], beasts named after his negative attributes... not to mention a graveyard for certain of his positive attributes. [[spoiler:Rimmer's colleagues have to put him in a happy and self-confident state, which is then reflected in the environment, long enough for them all to escape -- after which they cheerfully admit that they were lying about how likeable he was.]]
*Justified {{Justified|Trope}} in an episode of ''Series/StargateSG1''. While the team, having recently lost Daniel (again) stood stand around looking pensive and sad, an odd, comforting wind blew blows past. They were They're inside. They all agreed agree that it must have been a malfunctioning air vent, but [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence we (and O'Neill) know better...]]
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*A classic episode of ''Series/TheXFiles'' "Rain King" had ''Series/TheXFiles'': "[[Recap/TheXFilesS06E08TheRainKing The Rain King]]" has Mulder and Scully investigating a swindler who claimed claims to be [[WeatherManipulation able to make it rain rain]] (and sold this skill to drought-struck communities). Soon enough, they discover that the man's ex-fiancée believes that she has a sort of antagonistic version of this trope in effect (the sky seemed to cry on her first wedding day, and the clouds laughed at her when she got divorced) and that is behind her ex-fiancée's apparent abilities. In fact, [[spoiler:she has a nerdy secret admirer who ''actually'' has this relationship with the weather, it reflected ''his'' moods when she married another man and when she finally left that guy. He had been affecting the weather for her ex's business out of guilt]].
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* ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' It is ''pouring'' throughout much of "Kill Ari" and "Kill Ari, 2", the episodes immediately following Caitlin Todd's murder and the team's efforts to find her killer, but sunny on the day of her funeral, as the team finally makes its peace with her death and moves on.
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* ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' ''Series/{{NCIS}}'': It is ''pouring'' throughout much of "Kill Ari" and "Kill "[[Recap/NCISS03E01 Kill Ari, 2", Part 1]]" and "[[Recap/NCISS03E02 Part 2]]", the episodes immediately following Caitlin Todd's murder and the team's efforts to find her killer, but sunny on the day of her funeral, as the team finally makes its peace with her death and moves on.
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-->'''Sailor:''' A fine, strong wind and a following sea. King Triton must be in a friendly-type mood.
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* During the "Brief Lives" story arc, Creator/NeilGaiman's ''[[ComicBook/TheSandman Sandman]]'' series shows the protagonist being mopey after the end of his latest romance, and his kingdom -- the Dreaming -- responding to his mood by raining for weeks on end. He's so entrenched in his misery that he fails to notice the flooding of his subjects' homes.
** Lampshaded by Merv Pumpkinhead when he says "And here comes the rain, right on cue."
** Lampshaded by Merv Pumpkinhead when he says "And here comes the rain, right on cue."
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* After the death of Queen UsefulNotes/ElizabethII, several news channels reported that rainbows were seen above Buckingham Palace, implying that the weather itself was commemorating the event.
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* The play ''Theatre/TwelveAngryMen'' begins with all but one juror agreeing to a guilty verdict on a very hot day in a courthouse with no air conditioning. But as the show goes on the environment becomes more and more bearable finally culminating in a rainstorm when [[spoiler: the jurors decide on a not guilty verdict.]]
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* The play ''Theatre/TwelveAngryMen'' begins with all but one juror agreeing to a guilty verdict on a very hot day in a courthouse with no air conditioning. But as the show goes on the environment becomes more and more bearable finally culminating in a rainstorm when [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the jurors decide on a not guilty verdict.]]
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->The moon had been rising late, but the stars touched the snow with a fairy light, and all the world seemed somehow bathed in a gentle blue-white glow. It was, of all nights, among the closest to perfect Garion had ever seen, and all of nature seemed to be holding its breath.
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* In ''VideoGame/BlackMesa'', a remake of the original ''VideoGame/HalfLife'', the level of light in the mission "Surface Tension" corresponds to how much control the Hazardous Environment Combat Unit has over the titular facility. Capping this off is the final surface sequence of the game in "Forget About Freeman!", where the HECU forces make their final retreat from the facility, leaving several marines stranded. This battle happens at sundown, symbolically representing the defeat of mankind and the coming days where humanity and Earth will be at the mercy of the Xenians and, later on, [[VideoGame/HalfLife2 The Combine]].
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And, when it's all over, the Empathic Environment responds with calm. The air stills and the clouds part...''at the same time''. [[CueTheSun The sun shines down]] as the people turn their faces up, and the rain stops just as the tears of joy start to flow. On a larger scale, the ill girl's case often worsens in the autumn as the leaves start to fall, and spring brings about courtship not only among birds but among humans.
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And, when it's all over, the Empathic Environment responds with calm. The air stills and the clouds part...''at the same time''. [[CueTheSun The sun shines down]] as the people turn their faces up, and the rain stops just as the tears of joy start to flow. On a larger scale, the ill girl's character's case often worsens in the autumn as the leaves start to fall, and spring brings about courtship not only among birds but among humans.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'': The climax of the movie where Mor'du is faced once and for all [[spoiler:(and Merida works to break the spell on her mother)]] takes place during a violent, fairly frightening thunderstorm, which ends after he is killed, just in time for the (fateful) sunrise.
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* In ''Webcomic/{{Sinfest}}'' [[http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=2784 Squigley comments on how it gets dark when Monique goes emo.]]
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* ''Series/{{Bridgerton}}'': Rain starts pouring the morning Anthony wakes up alone, after spending a passionate night with Kate. Upon learning about Kate's departure, he immediately rushes to follow her. Despite he catches her on time, unfortunately [[spoiler:Kate falls from her horse, thus he immediately rescues her by [[BridalCarry carrying]] her in the middle of the rainstorms.]]
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* ''Series/{{Bridgerton}}'': Right after spending a blissful passionate night with Kate, the next morning Anthony wakes up alone just as the rain starts pouring. Upon learning about Kate's departure, he immediately rushes to follow her. Despite he catches her on time, unfortunately Kate falls from her horse, thus he immediately rescues her by carrying her in the middle of the rainstorms.
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* ''Series/{{Bridgerton}}'': Right after spending a blissful passionate night with Kate, Rain starts pouring the next morning Anthony wakes up alone just as the rain starts pouring.alone, after spending a passionate night with Kate. Upon learning about Kate's departure, he immediately rushes to follow her. Despite he catches her on time, unfortunately Kate [[spoiler:Kate falls from her horse, thus he immediately rescues her by carrying [[BridalCarry carrying]] her in the middle of the rainstorms.]]
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* ''Series/{{Bridgerton}}'': Right after spending a blissful passionate night with Kate, the next morning Anthony wakes up alone just as the rain starts pouring. Upon learning about Kate's departure, he immediately rushes to follow her and along with the overwhelmed Kate, run through the rainstorm.
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* ''Series/{{Bridgerton}}'': Right after spending a blissful passionate night with Kate, the next morning Anthony wakes up alone just as the rain starts pouring. Upon learning about Kate's departure, he immediately rushes to follow her. Despite he catches her and along with on time, unfortunately Kate falls from her horse, thus he immediately rescues her by carrying her in the overwhelmed Kate, run through middle of the rainstorm. rainstorms.
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* The infamous sex scene of ''Jason's Lyric''. When the titular characters start having sex in the bayou, they roll over on a grassy ground. As they're getting intense, the ground magically turns into a flower field; reflecting their blooming love and unbridled passion (before it turns back to grassy again, despite they keep going until the sun sets).
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* The infamous sex scene of ''Jason's Lyric''.''Film/JasonsLyric''. When the titular characters start having sex in the bayou, they roll over on a grassy ground. As they're getting intense, the ground magically turns into a flower field; reflecting their blooming love and unbridled passion (before it turns back to grassy again, despite they keep going until the sun sets).
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— [[Literature/TheBelgariad The Seeress of Kell]]
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->''"Woah, is it me, or does the sky look really dark and ominous? As if it's foreshadowing events which will have a negative impact on our lives."''
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-->-- '''{{WesternAnimation/Phineas|AndFerb}}''', ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbChristmasVacation''
— [[Literature/TheBelgariad The Seeress of Kell]]
