Anyone tried this yet?"Weather add-on for FS2002, FS2004 and FSX It decodes METAR and upper wind data (additional weather information such as types of clouds are in preparation) and sends it to the flight simulator. Features: supported new FSX weather features, Dircet Wind Control (DWV), slightly gusty surface wind for realistic landing, aloft Winds, Temps and Humidity, more visible layers (FSX), FSUIPC Wind Smoothing (works perfectly with FS2004), Turbulence in/under cumulus clouds, generate cirrus, display TAF for information, online VATSIM-Weather or for oflline use NOAA-Weather, automatic Updater, and much more"http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=155516

Not yet, but I´ll give it a try.

Checked it out. Looks and performs quite good, I had no problems. It gave me some nice weather and an slight visible fog, which I´ve never seen before and with ENB series enabled it looked really good, I´ll my post some pictures, if I get some meaningful ones.

Thanks does it do anything with that annoying haze layer problem?

Thanks does it do anything with that annoying haze layer problem?

Hmm, I´m not sure what you mean. Maybe you could post some pictures, so that I can check this?

Some third party payware fixes it...The problem stems from the way FSX displays haze and fog layers I believe...Normally it's near the base of the lowest cloud deck. Sometimes when its IMC and you're on approach you can see through the layer to the airport surface (as long as you're above this mystery layer) but once you get to it the vis drops and you feel like you're in IMC (which is correct).

I have open clouds which worls well, and just had a plaay with this one. Does a reasonably good Job. Just did a glider flight in hawai, also using cumulusx and had my best glider flight in ages. Had a nice 6kt wind gave me some lovely ridge lift and managed to climb from 2000 to 5000 ft, and that was only a test flight. I am not normally good with gliders so that was fun.