Here it is: I love the weather and have so much respect for it but as a superpower, I read it and be like “doesn’t sound so interesting.” Seeing it in action is different but writing wise I am very limited to how to actual have a character use it. Help a man understand it...
P.S. Explained just may continue as a series. Depends on how I feel or if at least 5 episodes are published
Lightning is an obvious ranged attack, but only on the highest thing in the area. Fog can be fun.
Nice
Also, Jojo's bizarre Adventure had an interesting one.
As an example you could ride clouds, make it rain, summon tornados, cause tsunamis, acid rain, limited temperature control, make water spouts. There is a wide variety of choices for use.
Heh. Weather is more of a "If it's not blowing crud up then it's useless" ability, but can be used pretty efficient in some other ways. It really depends on the story, but it can be great for emotions or plot-driving actions. Our protagonist tries to impress some one by bringing rain down instantly. In rage our protagonist makes wind surge. Lack of control does well too. A rainbow emerges while kissing someone. If were going down the immature route, butt shaped clouds. For fighting purposes, it's usually best supporting someone. Fog covers the area in a shroud of mystery. It's hard to fight while it's raining. A boiling hot sun causing exhaustion. Snow baby. Hail attacks from above. Go search up some freakish weather patterns if your getting writers block. Weather can be pretty cool.
What do you think?