Better Weather Texture Pack

Better Weather — a simple visual tweak for Minecraft Bedrock that finally makes storms playable instead of a screen-wide smear. It doesn’t kill the vibe; it trims the noise. Rain streaks are more translucent, snow comes in lighter, and you can actually see what you’re doing when the weather flips on. First time I loaded it, I kept the thunder rolling just to test fights in the rain, and yeah—targets stayed readable without the whole scene washing out.

Gameplay feels better across the board. In PvP you can track strafes through a downpour instead of losing a player to a wall of gray. Trident hunts during thunderstorms stop being guesswork; I can scan rivers, tag a drowned, and keep moving. Building in snowy biomes goes from “I’ll wait for clear skies” to “I can finish this roof now,” because the flakes don’t blanket your view. Even Elytra trips are cleaner—storm hops still look dramatic, but you’re not squinting to find a landing strip. I stream sometimes, and the bitrate thanks you; fast weather used to turn my VOD into mush, now it holds together without me cranking encoder settings.



Setup is straightforward: enable the pack in your resource packs and you’re done. It’s purely cosmetic, so your survival worlds and achievements stay legit, and it plays fine alongside shader or texture packs—just bump Better Weather near the top if you want its storm look to win. The best part is you still get the atmosphere and sound of a good storm, just without the visual clutter that makes you tab out. If you like the drama of Minecraft Bedrock rain and snow but hate losing clarity, Better Weather hits that sweet spot where the world stays moody and your screen stays readable.

Installation:
- Download Texture;
- Use Minecraft PE
- Open the downloaded .mcpack to install;
- Select texture in settings;
- Done.