This page indexes local weather event data: name, typical duration text, associated mutation bonus labels, and a short description. The searchable list (27 events in the current dataset) helps you answer “what does this sky enable?” when a condition appears—or when you are deciding which crops and pets to keep ready. It is not a live schedule, proc-rate meter, or server timer feed. Arrival order and exact odds stay in the game client.
How to read and filter the list
- Search — matches event name, description, or mutation bonus text (for example thunderstorm or shocked).
- Mutation filter — narrows to rows whose bonus field mentions a tag you care about (Frozen, Celestial, Toxic).
- Duration column — stored typical lengths (often a few minutes to about twenty). Treat them as planning ranges; live servers and event modifiers can differ.
- Mutations column — labels tied to that weather in our data. They describe opportunity space, not a guarantee that every crop will roll every tag listed.
Preparation and harvest decisions
- Before a session, note which mutation tags you are hunting and filter the table for those names so you know which skies matter.
- Keep plots that benefit from those tags ready to finish—or leave harvestable—when the matching weather is up; long-grow crops are poor catches if they mature only after the window ends.
- When weather is live, confirm the on-screen event name against this list, then estimate sell outcomes with the mutation calculator and crop value calculator before selling a once-per-window roll.
- Swap pets whose abilities name the same weather or mutation (search the roster in ability search) only if the live event actually matches; do not pre-equip for a sky that is not present.
Version and patch uncertainty
Durations, mutation names, and which events appear in rotation can change between Grow a Garden updates. Festival-only rows (for example Toxic Mist, Disco Lights, Admin Rain) may be inactive outside their content windows even though they remain in this reference. After a patch, verify unfamiliar bonuses in-game and skim the changelog; deeper stacking rules live in the mutations guide. If a client shows weather or mutation text that this table does not list, trust the client for that session and treat our row as stale until data is updated—do not invent a schedule or proc chance to fill the gap.