Can a Real Cessna 182 fly into clouds safely in winter weather?  If so, what about icing conditions? I don't see deicing  modeled in FSX C-182 planes including my Carenado.  Thanks.  Tom 

A quick search leads me to believe that the "default" 182 is not certified for icy conditions, but it can be added as an after-market modification. http://www.airventure.org/news/2009/090802_ice.html

While it is better than nothing, note that these upgrades are not de-icing equipment. If you start to pick up even a little ice this stuff isn't designed to shed it off like the more advanced systems on more capable aircraft. It should buy you time to climb or descend to an altitude where ice will not build up.

Thanks, guys.  Tom

While it is better than nothing, note that these upgrades are not de-icing equipment. If you start to pick up even a little ice this stuff isn't designed to shed it off like the more advanced systems on more capable aircraft. It should buy you time to climb or descend to an altitude where ice will not build up.

What? TKS is great! That's why FedEx is putting it on all their Caravans.