This is now happening almost everytime I fly with wxRE 1.92 in FS2004 - as I descend toward my destination, the winds stay locked at the aloft value they were at enroute. Trying to land with a 50+kt crosswind is not fun!Any idea what could be causing this? Here's my .ini - basically I have it set up to update the weather every 10 minutes and I usually enter my destination into the box and force it within 60 miles:WXREOfflinePath = C:Program FilesActiveSky wxREExportPath = C:Program FilesActiveSky wxREOperationMode = OnlineDefaultOfflineFile = defcycle02Z.wxdDisableCloudTransitions = FalseDisableMessages = TrueLowBandwidthWinds = FalseExportMetars = FalseAutoTimeZoneDetection = TrueMETARUpdateInterval = 10FDUpdateInterval = 45UpdateMETAROnNewStation = FalseUseShortTermTAF = FalseWindsAloftSimulation = TrueFS2004Writes = FalseIdlePriority = FalseVATSIMMetars = FalseDefaultForceRange = 60ZuluConversion = -7RainVisReduction = FalseOvercastHorizonVis = FalseDisableForceWindUpdates = FalseTAFProcessing = TrueWakeTurb = TrueDisableUpdatesWhenForced = FalseStartPaused = TrueCloudTransitionInterval = 30MinimumCloudThickness = 200UseSystemTime = TrueDisableCAVOKClouds = FalseProxyAddress = NONEProxyPort = 80

Hi,FS2004 users need to enabled "FS2004 Weather Writes". Please read the documentation included, especially FS2004_Info.txt. Thanks!-Damian

Argh, sorry - I thought that had to do with something else - off to try it out!Thanks Damian! Looking forward to AS2!Ryan

Yup that was it - everythign works fine now - thanks!Ryan

You're welcome!Damian ClarkHiFi Simulation SoftwareDeveloper of ActiveSkyhttp://www.hifisim.comhttp://www.hifisim.com/images/as2004betateam.jpg