The Bug
When command /weather clear is executed, next type of weather is always thunder.
How to Reproduce
Run:
/weather clear 1Observed Behavior
The next weather change after executing the "/weather clear" command will always be a thunderstorm.
Expected Behavior
The next weather change after executing the "/weather clear" command would not always be a thunderstorm.
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Note that as of the command re-write for 1.13, 0 is now a valid value for the duration. This allows /weather clear 0, which mimics the effects of sleeping in a bed. Whereas in 1.12.2 there was no way to perfectly simulate sleeping (the closest thing being /weather rain 1.
I think it's important to be able to simulate sleep, and I think both of the aforementioned commands are quite unintuitive. The ideal would be that /weather clear with no duration actually mimics sleeping exactly, which, as of now, is definitely not the case.
As of 18w15a, /weather clear will clear the weather for exactly 6000 ticks (5 minutes), at which point a thunder storm begins.
If the default is changed to 0, instead of 6000, then /weather clear will have the same effect as sleeping in a bed.
Can confirm this behavior in 21w40a. Here are some extra details regarding this problem.
The Bug:
The next weather change after executing the "/weather clear" command will always be a thunderstorm.
Steps to Reproduce:
Ensure that the "doWeatherCycle" gamerule is set to "true".
/gamerule doWeatherCycle trueSet the weather to "clear" for a very small amount of time.
/weather clear 1Pay close attention as to what the weather changes to after being set to "clear".
Observed Behavior:
The next weather change after executing the "/weather clear" command will always be a thunderstorm.
Expected Behavior:
The next weather change after executing the "/weather clear" command would not always be a thunderstorm.
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Confirmed in Minecraft 1.12.2. Easy to reproduce, typing /weather clear 1 to make it thunder within a few seconds.