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If you want to customize the wording for describing various weather conditions, you can do so by overriding the $B!H(BwxCoverageDescriptors$B!I(B, $B!H(BwxTypeDescriptors$B!I(B, $B!H(BwxIntensityDescriptors$B!I(B, and/or $B!H(BwxAttributeDescriptors$B!I(B In the example, we use pattern-matching syntax so that any weather key with a type of RW will be called $B!H(Bshowers$B!I(B instead of the default, $B!H(Brain showers$B!I(B. This is a very simple case. This mechanism affords you much control over weather descriptors. There is more information and examples at: Customizing Weather Descriptors section of the Text Product Reference Guide.
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