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That's pretty cool! Thanks for sharing

Neat idea...

Awesome. Bookmarking now!

yes It is usefulOnce, I've selected a flight, I prepare my navigation with skyvector http://skyvector.com/ and fly over photoscenery (simsavvy) and real weather (ASE): too cool!!The designer is going to add european flights soon

So very cool

I first thought 'what would I do with that?' but it's actually a very good idea to catch those four conditions and give a route. Thanks for the HU.

This is a great idea. Good find. I am often wanting to practice my instrument flying in the simulator but tend to stick to a handful of airports that I am familiar with. This will allow me to spread my wings a bit more and practice in IMC at other places in the country without having to manually muck with the weather myself. The only problem though is sometimes, even with ASX, the IMC conditions in the real world do not translate to a great visual depiction of those conditions in FSX.

Great find!!

Hi thanks for the linkOne question-How do you replicate the weather in FSX?CheersJay

Those are the live conditions. So you can just load the rw weather via the default FSX implementation I guess.

I remember seeing this a long time ago, but forgot about it. I see they have done a lot of work making it better. Thanks for posting the link.

Hi thanks for the linkOne question-How do you replicate the weather in FSX?CheersJay

Thre are several addons which do that such as Activesky, REX...They work better than de default FSX weather engine.You can't go wrong with a real weather addon!

It's a good idea... but the weather changes so frequently the IFR flights probably won't be IFR all day. Unless you fly in Duluth. We get fog that lasts for days on end...

For airliner flights, use Flightaware.com highlight "Live Flight Tracking", then select "Random Flight" It will select an actual flight currently enroute with it's flight plan.