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Oh no....the Autumn leaves are out today!

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Yellowjack,

 

Australia huh...... Can't believe Christmas is in Summer! Does FSX reflect the right seasons for you down there?

 

 

Stan

 

Yes fs models the planet correctly even the moon phases. It is quite nice they did so much accurately.

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Fall? Sheesh it will be winter here in Duluth soon! I'm sure the snow will fly next week


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Stan,

 

From memory I think yes, but I normally fly around North America. Its nice to land somewhere in the Northern States, in our summer, and everything is absolutely covered in snow in Flightsim when it is over 110F outside my house, makes one feel cool.


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I like the way FSX adjusts, obviously, to the geographic location. 

Think I'll do some flying in Australia soon.

 

Stan

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Fall? Sheesh it will be winter here in Duluth soon! I'm sure the snow will fly next week

Duluth is approx. at the same LAT as Paris/France or Vienna/Austria. Why is it that some North American cities seem to have a weather being shifted by about 12 DEG north compared to Europe?

(Paris or Vienna "become" Bergen or Stavanger?)

Is there a known reason for that? :blink: 

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Because the .bgl file that controls this output does not do so in a straight latitude line. It has dips and curves built in.

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Fly further south and it will still be Summer.

 

Nope, Fall in Orlando yesterday when I flew out. Why Orlando had fall colors period...now that's a question itself.

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Some of the leaves here in Northern Ontario, Canada have actually started to change last week.

 

Bill

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Not in Xplane, it's still balmy summer and will be all year, even when it's snowing and your engines are iced up.


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Yep, that's pretty realistic!

 

My first thought. Quite a bad choice for an argument.  :smile:

 

Anyway, I'm still stuck in august, just injecting real time weather from September. When I see first yellow leaves outside, I will probably change to the current date.


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And who says flight-simmers have no sense of irony.


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Nope, Fall in Orlando yesterday when I flew out. Why Orlando had fall colors period...now that's a question itself.

So very true.


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Bought the Daytona Beach Scenery yesterday.  It's really quite good with the Daytona race track right next door to the airport.  Even has several cars racing around the track all the time.  ANYWAY, the leaves have started to turn in Daytona, Florida.  I'm not sure that's correct.

 

Stan

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