Lightning/rain does not occur in Mesa, Desert, or Savanna biomes
Lightning does not occur in Mesa, Desert, or Savanna biomes during Thunderstorms. I believe this to be a bug since it means that it is impossible to get charged creepers and thus some mob heads in worlds that are all Mesa, Desert, or Savanna.
I understand that rain is not intended for these biomes since they are "hot" biomes, but lightning should still occur in these places as it does in real life and in other Minecraft biomes.
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Windows 7, 64-bit, Java 7 Update 67
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Lightning does not occur in Mesa, Desert, or Savannah biomes
Lightning does not occur in Mesa, Desert, or Savannah biomes during Thunderstorms. I believe this to be a bug since it means that it is impossible to get charged creepers and thus mob heads in worlds that are all Mesa, Desert, or Savannah.
I understand that rain is not intended for these biomes since they are "hot" biomes, but lightning should still occur in these places as it does in real life and in other Minecraft biomes.
Environment
Windows 7, 64-bit, Java 7 Update 67
Lightning does not occur in Mesa, Desert, or Savannah biomes during Thunderstorms. I believe this to be a bug since it means that it is impossible to get charged creepers and thus some mob heads in worlds that are all Mesa, Desert, or Savannah.
I understand that rain is not intended for these biomes since they are "hot" biomes, but lightning should still occur in these places as it does in real life and in other Minecraft biomes.
Lightning does not occur in Mesa, Desert, or Savannahbiomes
Lightning does not occur in Mesa, Desert, or Savanna
hbiomes during Thunderstorms. I believe this to be a bug since it means that it is impossible to get charged creepers and thus some mob heads in worlds that are all Mesa, Desert, or Savannah.I understand that rain is not intended for these biomes since they are "hot" biomes, but lightning should still occur in these places as it does in real life and in other Minecraft biomes.
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Duplicate of MC-67808.
In Minecraft, it cannot rain in deserts.
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Based on Jacob van Es's comment and the screenshot attached by DhanyDewantara, it is clear what is happening: monsters are spawning during thunderstorms in dry biomes, where rain does not fall. I am not sure if that is a bug or intended so I will leave it for Mojang to review.
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Duplicate of MC-67808.
Duplicates MC-67808
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Likely duplicates MC-67808
For Mesa & Desert, works as intended I think. Since you don't have rain either in those biomes. Don't know about Savannah.
My guess is lightning in Minecraft is tied to rainfall.
Also, it's "Savanna" not "Savannah" - search purposes.
Savanna and Savannah are both correct.
Lightning and rain are tied together but it is unclear if this is what Mojang intends.
"Savannah" may be an accepted spelling but As I said, in Minecraft pressing F3 shows it as "Savanna". You should change that in case someone is trying to do a search.
Changed to Savanna
Savannah is Non-American English while Savanna is American. Another reason we (or is it us
) Americans confuse the rest of the world.
Works as intended. Mesa, desert, and savanna biomes all have a temperature above 1.2, (Savanna=1.6, Desert=1.8, Mesa=2.0) it is too "hot" for rain to occur.