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| − | The '''Weeping''' is a time during the [[Roshar]]an year that marks the end of a 500 day year.{{book ref|sa1|44}} The Weeping consists of four weeks of continuous rain with a single clear day in the middle known as Lightday, which signifies the Roshar New Year.{{book ref|sa1|44}}{{book ref|sa2|46}}{{book ref|sa2|50}} Every other year a [[highstorm]] arrives on the Lightday, but the period is otherwise free from the storms. The years without the highstorm are known as Light Years.{{book ref|sa2|76}} The Weepings' rain is characterized by a slow, steady rainfall that doesn't deposit crem, and it generally doesn't feature any heavy winds or other stormy conditions generally found during a highstorm.{{book ref|sa1|44}}{{book ref|sa2|81}} |
+ | The '''Weeping''' is a time during the [[Roshar]]an year that marks the end of a 500 day year.{{book ref|sa1|44}} The Weeping consists of four weeks, five days each, of continuous rain with a single clear day in the middle known as Lightday, which signifies the Roshar New Year.{{book ref|sa1|44}}{{book ref|sa2|46}}{{book ref|sa2|50}} Every other year a [[highstorm]] arrives on the Lightday, but the period is otherwise free from the storms. The years without the highstorm are known as Light Years.{{book ref|sa2|76}} The Weepings' rain is characterized by a slow, steady rainfall that doesn't deposit crem, and it generally doesn't feature any heavy winds or other stormy conditions generally found during a highstorm.{{book ref|sa1|44}}{{book ref|sa2|81}} |
Opposite in the year from a Weeping is an extremely powerful highstorm.{{qa ref|622|101|How often is a "weeping" in Way of Kings?|date=Aug 31st, 2011}} |
Opposite in the year from a Weeping is an extremely powerful highstorm.{{qa ref|622|101|How often is a "weeping" in Way of Kings?|date=Aug 31st, 2011}} |
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Revision as of 04:39, 22 November 2017
The Weeping is a time during the Rosharan year that marks the end of a 500 day year.[1] The Weeping consists of four weeks, five days each, of continuous rain with a single clear day in the middle known as Lightday, which signifies the Roshar New Year.[1][2][3] Every other year a highstorm arrives on the Lightday, but the period is otherwise free from the storms. The years without the highstorm are known as Light Years.[4] The Weepings' rain is characterized by a slow, steady rainfall that doesn't deposit crem, and it generally doesn't feature any heavy winds or other stormy conditions generally found during a highstorm.[1][5]
Opposite in the year from a Weeping is an extremely powerful highstorm.[6]
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