You can never trust the forecast, so why not let our handy Sols RNG Weather guide take care of you instead?
Sols RNG is a very simple game, but there’s a surprising amount of nuance to it if you really dig in. In our Sols RNG Weather guide, we’ll do just that, talking you through one of its more complicated systems.
Sols RNG is a gacha game on the Roblox platform. With unlimited rolls at your disposal, your only goal is to obtain the rarest Auras possible by rolling as much as you can. Most Auras in the game can be rolled at any time, but some only appear under specific Weather conditions. In this guide, we’ll walk you through each in turn.
You can play Sols RNG right now via Roblox. For more on the game’s systems, check out our guides on Sols RNG Quests and Sols RNG Crafting.
In this guide, we’ll go over how the Weather system in Sols RNG works, and what each specific Weather type has to offer.
Weather is a phenomenon in Sols RNG that changes every so often, and determines how easy it is to roll certain Auras. Weather is set to Normal by default, but every second it has a chance to change to another Weather type. This chance varies based on the specific type of Weather. To view the currently-active Weather type, look in the bottom-left corner of the screen. You’ll find it written there, in square brackets above the time of day.
All Weather types other than Normal have one or more Exclusive Auras. These are Auras which can only be obtained while their associated Weather type is active. It is possible to obtain Exclusive Auras under any Weather type through Breakthroughs, but those are very unreliable, with a base chance of 1 in 50,000.
The following is a full list of all the Weather types you can experience in Sols RNG.
This is the default Weather type, active at all times unless another one overwrites it. It has no exclusive Auras.
