Poll: Does your league use Dynamic Weather?

Apex Online Racing - yes with a twist - decreasing the chance of rain on a per-tier basis (eg. if a tier has had 2 rain races in a row).

 

Has anyone had issues since 1.3.10 thats where weather went nuts in our tests, it was working fine before then. Are all leagues using the latest server builds? Our race last night even messed up the session times with race starting at 11am when it was 3pm in events.json and 3pm was shown in the pit menu once in game.

I have never seen that before and have also had lots of heavy thunderstorms using conservative weather and simracerweather line being used. This using the same settings we used all season with good results except its been mostly dry and why I abandoned dynamic weather again until it works as configured. Some rain is nice but if it results in am hour long thunderstorm when it shouldnt even be possibke something is broken if it does this 2 weeks in a row.

It would be interesting to see what settings people are using and are results as expected?

 

ASRNZ use dynamic weather based on the base ambient temp of the race the year prior.

 

Along with using dynamic weather it would be good to know what settings people are using. After lots of issues with heavy storms at RaceOnOZ we are currently using very conservative settings as below.
"cloudLevel": 0.10, (up to 0.15)
"rain": 0.0,
"weatherRandomness": 2,
"simracerWeatherConditions": 1,

This is very likely to be dry, cloud .1 is meant to be 98% chance of no rain and only 2% chance of light rain. I would like to have more changeable conditions but even cloud at 0.2 meant white storms quite often whenever it rained. For some reason the rain is heavily slanted towards the heaviest conditions its very hard to make more changeable conditions or a realistic chance of rain around 20-30% but also avoid heavy storms that flood the track and make it mostly red flag type stuff and fairly silly in a more serious race. A short storm would be ok but in ACC storms can hang around for 1 or 2 hrs even using fairly conservative settings meaning a very different setup is needed to dry running. With no real weather forecast and chance of heavy storms simply adding rain tyre to a dry setup in many cars was pretty much undriveable.

These setting can alter wind direction and strength, however I noticed the wind will stay the same in all sessions. Temperature is based on either the real qualy temps or race temps. I did lots of testing and used the guide and simracerweatherconditions line but mostly gave up due to the excessive storms in any more variable conditions.