Weather entries explain mechanics, not forecasts.

What a weather entry can honestly say

Each entry answers three questions: which mutation the weather enables, roughly how long the window runs, and whether the event starts on its own or needs a trigger. Anything beyond that — the next occurrence, the exact minute, the server it will hit — is left blank on purpose. Copied countdowns are the single most common piece of false GAG2 information, and a blank field is more useful than a wrong clock.

Weather also changes decisions rather than just values. A long night window raises the cost of leaving high-value crops unharvested; a short high-multiplier window is only worth waiting for if the crop is already planted. The entry states the trade-off so the reader can decide, instead of ranking weather by its multiplier alone.

When the site says a status is unknown, it means the public pages it reads did not carry a current state at the reading time. That is a statement about the evidence, not about the game: the weather may well be active in your server while the site still shows the last dated reading.