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Mudar o Clima de Amanhã em Stardew Valley

Upload your save, pick the weather, download the edited file. Rewrites every weatherForTomorrow tag (1.6's per-location split included) so the new weather is consistent everywhere.

Coloque seu arquivo de save aqui

ou clique para procurar — procure por FarmerName_Id dentro de sua pasta Saves

Seu save nunca sai deste navegador.

Ler, editar e baixar tudo acontece no seu dispositivo. Nada é enviado, enviado para um servidor ou armazenado em qualquer lugar fora do seu navegador.

Como funciona

  1. 1. Encontre seu save em %AppData%\StardewValley\Saves (Windows) ou ~/.config/StardewValley/Saves (Mac/Linux). Cada fazenda tem uma pasta chamada FarmerName_Id.
  2. 2. Coloque o arquivo sem extensão dentro dessa pasta (com o mesmo nome da pasta). Pule SaveGameInfo e qualquer _old backups.
  3. 3. Pick one of the five weather types. Tap to set instantly.
  4. 4. Baixe + substitua. O arquivo editado retorna com o mesmo nome. Coloque-o na mesma pasta, sobrescrevendo o original. (Faça backup primeiro se quiser ser seguro.)

Perguntas frequentes

Why would I want to change tomorrow's weather?
Most often: to force rain so crops water themselves overnight, or to trigger a storm so Lightning Rods produce Battery Packs. It's also handy for clearing bad weather ahead of a day you've planned around — a big watering-free planting day, a beach-forage run, or a quest deadline.
Does this work on saves from before Stardew 1.6?
No. Saves written by 1.5 and earlier store weather as a number instead of a name, and writing the new format would stop the old game version from loading the file. The tool detects this and refuses the edit — update the game, sleep one night so the save is re-written in the 1.6 format, then upload it again.
Does this work for Ginger Island weather too?
Yes. As of 1.6, Stardew tracks weather per-location (Pelican Town vs Ginger Island vs modded areas). This tool rewrites the root <weatherForTomorrow> AND every per-location entry, so the new weather is consistent across the valley, the island, and any modded locations.
Is this safe? Will the file still work in-game?
Yes. The tool rewrites <weatherForTomorrow> tags and writes everything else back unchanged, byte for byte. Stardew loads the file normally. Back up first if you want belt-and-braces safety; the original is what you uploaded.
Does my save get uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read, edited, and downloaded entirely in your browser. Nothing crosses the network. You can verify with browser DevTools → Network tab.
Will Snow work outside of winter?
The save accepts the value, but Stardew's renderer pairs snow with the winter palette. Setting Snow in spring/summer/fall produces visual oddities. The tool doesn't block it, but Sun is usually what you want outside winter.
What about Festival or Wedding weather?
Those values exist but are event-driven — they require a corresponding event flag to be valid. Setting them by hand here would break the title-bar widget on load. The tool only offers the five safe values: Sun, Rain, Wind, Storm, Snow.
Does this work on console or mobile?
Consoles, no — PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch don't expose save files. Mobile, yes: Android and iOS use the same save format as PC. On Android the save folder is Android/data/com.chucklefish.stardewvalley/files/Saves (the files may carry a .bin extension — keep it when you replace them). On iOS, open the Files app and go to On My iPhone → Stardew Valley.