This is with version 1.9 and FS2004.Attached are JPGs of my active sky screens and two views from FS2004. I shrunk them down to fit file size limits. Grand Junction ATIS said scattered clouds at 0 and that's exactly what it looks like. However, from the METAR, this should not be the case.Looked pretty cool though. :)Rick.

Rick,It looks like the TCU code threw things off. I had to look it up, but TCU stands for "towering cumulus".Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Support

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