Tiengong Weather Tables The orbital period of Tiengong is much
longer than that of Terra – one Tiengong year is equivalent to
26 Terran years. Seasons on the planet last much longer as well.
In essence, the calendar is divided into a Warm Cycle, and a
Cold Cycle, corresponding to Summer and Winter, while the other
two seasons are a shorter transition period at the end/beginning
of each cycle. In Terran time, the seasons range thus: - Winter
– 11 T-years - Spring – 2 T-years - Summer – 11 T-years - Autumn
– 2 T-years The hours of daylight by latitude: Keep in mind that
1 hour on Tiengong is 7.1 Terran hours long. One 24 hour day on
Tiengong is 170 Terran hours. When determining Tiengong weather
conditions, use Terran hours as the standard rule for duration
of effects, hence, one Tiengong day is divided into 7 weather
periods. Select a zone to determine daily weather: The tables
listing the daily weather variations feature terrain corresponds
to the following image. Note that the Tiengong year is long
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