Does the local weather affect the pokemon types that appear?

Does the local weather affect the pokemon types that appear? - Woods Covered With Snow

Do the area determine the probability of the pokemon types? For example; if I live on a very hot area, or near the sea, or in a windy mountain, or a very cold place.

Or maybe the pokemons are just completely random?



Best Answer

The location is very important:

... what Pokémon you can encounter depends largely on your location. Walk near a beach, and you’ll find more Water types, for example.

(from here)

I cannot find anything that relates weather to the Pokemon types. I don't think it is an influence factor.




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Does weather Affect Pokémon spawn?

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What weather spawns dark type?

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What weather attracts Dragon Pokémon?

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More answers regarding does the local weather affect the pokemon types that appear?

Answer 2

I am personally confident that weather plays a part in spawning Pokemon, through personal experience.

To quote the official FAQ;

Some wild Pokémon appear only in certain environments and climates. For example, some Pokémon may appear only near lakes, oceans, or other bodies of water.

At first, I did not read much into it. However, we have had some considerable rainfall during the last two days, and there was a noticeable difference. Instead of my street being filled with Doduo, I was finding Polywhirl and Staryu. In contrast, not a single water Pokemon has appeared in the previous few days leading from the release. This includes in a small area, nearby, that is misrepresented as a small lake.

Ultimately, it is not difficult to gather weather statistics, from a development point of view. Especially on a phone, which already has such information 'localised' for weather applications.

Answer 3

Do the area determine the probability of the pokemon types?

This is what the Pokémon Go description says on the Google Play store:

Certain Pokémon appear near their native environment—look for Water-type Pokémon by lakes and oceans.

I live in a big city, with no real rivers, lakes or big water sources.

I have found many water pokémon and I haven't been around a water source at all. Not even fountains. So far I have caught Krabby, Kingler, Goldeen, Staryu, Horsea and Squirtle (besides the starter one).

So maybe some pokémon will require you to move to a lake, or a river, or a volcano, but not all of them.

I'm still not sure on how much effect the location has on the game and the pokémon you find, but the game just launched 2 days ago in NZ and Japan. Maybe the pokémon we (players outside those countries) find will be more location accurate once the game is officially released globally.

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