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The background weather is now GPU-rendered: one instanced-quad draw call over a baked sprite atlas plus a fullscreen sky shader (fog, Saharan haze, aurora, sun rays, storm gloom and lightning flash). The old Canvas2D renderer stays as weather-2d.js and kicks in automatically when WebGL2 is missing; weather.js is now a thin controller that owns the toggle, prefs and the PeteWeather API. Effect upgrades: shared wind with gust pulses leans the whole scene together, rain gets depth, splash pops and velocity-aligned streaks, storms grow procedural branched lightning bolts, snow mixes soft motes with spinning six-arm crystals, clouds drift in two parallax layers, clear nights get a moon with maria, twinkling stars and the occasional shooting star, blossoms and leaves tumble with a faked 3D flip. New variants: haze (Saharan calima), wind (autumn gusts with streak lines), hail (bouncing stones with drizzle) and aurora. The /weather demo page switches variant, intensity and phase in place without a reload and shows the active renderer plus an FPS meter.
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