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Part 7 - Weather-Shrine Sentences

To write a weather-shrine sentence:

[ now the current landmark is scenery;]

now the weather-shrine sentence is "(This is a weather-shrine sentence for an unknown case involving [current weather] and [current landmark].)";

if the current weather is sunny:

now the weather-shrine sentence is "Harsh sunlight illuminates the awkward shape of [a current landmark] here.";

otherwise if the current weather is cloudy:

now the weather-shrine sentence is "Heavy gray clouds fill the skies overhead, and [a current landmark] sits dully in their shadow.";

otherwise if the current weather is misty:

now the weather-shrine sentence is "A thin layer of gray fog wraps about [a current landmark].";

otherwise if the current weather is raining:

now the weather-shrine sentence is "[The current landmark] here provides the possibility of shelter from the streaming rain.";

otherwise if the current weather is snowing:

now the weather-shrine sentence is "Snow collects in drifts around [the current landmark] nearby."