Is it possible to control the weather?
In Minecraft, weather is really rare and I like having it. I'd especially like to see thunderstorms. What I was wondering is if there was a way to control or influence the weather? I'm guessing no, but there's no harm in asking... right? Thanks for the help.
Best Answer
You cannot access a console in either mode to force weather changes unfortunately. Apparently a seed called "takefive" is 100% winter According to this forum post
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Answer 2
You can control to a certain degree if it's your server of you have admin rights.
Try the following commands:
/weather sun
/weather rain
/weather thunder
/toggledownfall
With these I usually control the weather on my server.
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