Weather in Catch And Tame is a global state, not a per-player roll. It changes which animals spawn, how dense those spawns are, and which breeding recipes you can submit at all. Past the Legendary tier, timing weather windows matters more than buying the next lasso.
6 weather states · updated 2026-08-20
Electrically charged conditions that favour thunder-element and storm-associated pets.
Lightning Dragon, Hydra line, storm variants
Route: Volcanic paths into the ridge line — the two highest-density storm zones connect there.
A low-visibility snowstorm that raises the odds on cold-biome Legendaries and Secrets.
Yeti, Christmas Dragon, snow variants
Route: Snow ridges downhill into the caves, finishing under cover before visibility drops.
Raises activity among jungle, forest and water-leaning animals. The most beginner-friendly weather event.
Tiger, Bear, Red Panda
Route: The forest–jungle border, which puts all three boosted spawns on one loop.
Not a weather event but the day/night cycle. It cannot be forced with a totem, which makes night spawns the tightest windows in the game.
Moon Cat, Leopard, Kitsune, Wolf
Route: Be standing in the forest clearing or on the river bend before dusk — the first spawn window is the densest.
A desert phase favouring mobility and survival-adapted spawns, at the cost of visibility.
Route: Short desert loops with beacons placed first — long loops waste the window when visibility drops.
The short transition between night and day. Only one pet is tied to it, but that pet is the best-earning Legendary in the game.
Pegasus
Route: Sky Ruins platforms. Arrive during late night; the window closes within a minute of sunrise.
Use the matching totem. Each weather state has its own totem that forces the condition for a limited window instead of waiting for the natural cycle.
No. Only one weather state is active at a time, so placing a second totem replaces the first rather than adding to it.
Thunderstorm — it boosts Lightning Dragon at $34/sec, the highest non-event income available inside a single window.
