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вЂ¦at the depths of winter, and some years will have long winters, whereas the coasts will have a bone-chilling вЂdamp coldвЂ™ and ice storms as the worst of winter, and shorter winters, and both of them can have hot, humid height of summer, but usually experience 6) What all of this adds up to is: interior areas (upland Cormyr, the Sembian backlands, and the Dales, can get a lot of snow and biting coldвЂ¦ #Realmslore вЂ¦blowing to the west-northwest onshore from the Dragonreach and the open heart of the Inner Sea. Cormyr also has a wall of mountains at its back that acts as a wall against the worst winds blowing from the interior, and Cormyr, Sembia, and the Dales experience prevalent winds. вЂ¦cools you in summer and gives you mists, fogs, and humidity all the time. When we talk of Suzail and much of Sembia (not to mention coastal Cormyr), the Sea of Fallen Stars acts as a temperature moderator and moisture adder if you're close to the sea, it warms you in winter andвЂ¦ #Realmslore вЂ¦blizzard conditions, was largely 'weather silent.' The problem is that published adventures seldom include weather as a factor (in the old days, this was due to a paucity of both rules and available wordcount), so all too often published source material (except when handing players parched desert or howling 2) Published novels & 1e/2e game products let me know suzail & Sembia have quite warm summers, maybe some snow in winter but the picture is fairly fuzzy. IвЂ™m curious about Cormyr, especially Eveningstar & Suzail, and SembiaвЂ™s climate, if you wouldnвЂ™t mind. But hard frozen ground, blizzards, and snow accumulated on the ground afflicts everywhere from the Gate northwards.

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вЂ¦but the river runs strongly enough & is wide enough that the harbor isn't icebound (ships and small boats can break the thin morning skin of ice). HereвЂ™s the short form: everywhere in that area gets snow in winter, and freeze-up. Oh, weвЂ™ve published them, all right, but darned if I can remember after thirty-odd years of the вЂњofficialвЂќ published Realms if I can remember where. Looking at Waterdeep to Daggerford specifically.

Weather questionвЂ¦ is there FR/ Sword Coast map or description of who gets snow in the winter? I FEEL like there is and I've seen it.