The FS25 Weather Forecast HUD enhances Farming Simulator 25 with a modern, dynamic weather and warning system, focusing on clarity, immersion, and production planning.
Changelog – Version 1.2.0.0
Completely redesigned weather forecast HUD
– New, modern weather station display
– 5-day weather forecast
– Display of current temperature
– Display of maximum and minimum temperatures
– Display of precipitation probability and amount
– Daily weather changes are taken into account and displayed accordingly
– Improved synchronization with the game’s weather calendar
HUD size can be changed in the game settings:
– Very small
– Small
– Normal
– Large
– Very large
– HUD position can be adjusted via the game settings
– Temperature unit can be set
– Weather HUD and warning displays can be enabled or disabled separately
– Support for German, English, French, Spanish, Polish, and Russian
– Optimized for single-player and dedicated servers
– Important: FarmOS is no longer required for this mod.
– The Weather Forecast HUD is now a completely standalone mod and works independently of FarmOS.
After loading a save game, please do the following:
– ESC → Open Weather → then return to the game.
– This will fully synchronize the weather forecast with the current weather calendar.
– FS25 Weather Forecast HUD – Mod Introduction
– Enhanced Weather Forecast & Production Warnings for FS25
– The FS25 Weather Forecast HUD adds a modern, dynamic weather and warning system to Farming Simulator 25, focusing on clarity, immersion, and production planning.
– The mod displays weather changes, severe weather warnings, harvest hazards, and weather-dependent production bonuses directly in the HUD – both in single-player mode and on dedicated servers.
Special focus was placed on:
– Clean dedicated server compatibility
– High-performance HUD display
– Synchronous weather time calculation
– Clear display without spam
– Optional mini-HUD
– In-game configuration
The mod functions independently and is also compatible with our production/weekly schedule system.
