# Assigning Weather Types

UniStorm generates weather based on its All Weather Types list. This can be found in the Weather tab at the bottom of the Weather Settings foldout.

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**Note:** You can press the All Weather Types list to open or collapse it.
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The All Weather Types list shows all the Weather Types UniStorm will use when generating weather and that can be used through the UniStorm Menu UI. Internally, Weather Types are categorized into two groups; Non-Precipitation and Precipitation. Precipitation Weather Types will be randomly picked if precipitation is generated from UniStorm during a weather change.

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Keep in mind, Weather Types will be picked according to the Weather Type's conditions. If a condition is not met, the Weather Type will be skipped when it's being considered as a potential Weather Type. Conditions can be globally disabled by disabling the Use Weather Conditions enum.

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**Note:** You can double click any Weather Type to customize its effects and settings. This will open up an additional editor.
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