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Just wondering how many are planning to test out the weather engine and give Hurricane Ida a look today? How well do you think the weather engine will depict the winds? I think i am going to fly the DC-6 through it. 

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35 minutes ago, RobJC said:

How well do you think the weather engine will depict the winds?

250/3

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Hurricane Ida seems to have hit the MS servers the last days....

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1 minute ago, Stealthystevie said:

Lots of lighting..

do you mean lightning?


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55 minutes ago, Brandon01110 said:

do you mean lightning?

Yes.. sorted!  You can see it in the third pic.

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Just tried launching at KMSY in the DC6 to see what it looked like, and had my first CTD in 3 months. Rough weather I guess. 

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1 hour ago, Stealthystevie said:

It's a bit blustery at 6,500ft.  Lots of lightning..!

Hurricane.jpg  Hurricane-2.jpg  Hurricane-3.jpg

You can boot up anywhere in the Southern USA to see lightning, in hurricane conditions OR clear skies, as long as you use "live weather" - try it sometime!

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6 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

Just tried launching at KMSY in the DC6 to see what it looked like, and had my first CTD in 3 months. Rough weather I guess. 

The CTD is caused by the server problems. If you have Bing data enabled and you have the "No photogrametry /Bing data" problem many are having, you get a CTD when trying to spawn. Disable Bing data and you can spawn without CTD, but you won't have satellite coverage.

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6 minutes ago, KERNEL32 said:

You can boot up anywhere in the Southern USA to see lightning, in hurricane conditions OR clear skies, as long as you use "live weather" - try it sometime!

I fly in the UK 99% of the time, so I've not had an issue with it.  I rarely see lightning using real-weather & flying GA aircraft around my neighbourhood. 

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Just now, Stealthystevie said:

I fly in the UK 99% of the time, so I've not had an issue with it.  I rarely see lightning using real-weather & flying GA aircraft around my neighbourhood. 

Correct... Southern USA

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Near the eye

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On the ground at KMSY

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Edited by Tuskin38

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47 minutes ago, KERNEL32 said:

You can boot up anywhere in the Southern USA to see lightning, in hurricane conditions OR clear skies, as long as you use "live weather" - try it sometime!

That's an awfully small aircraft in some really big weather!


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I was flying around new orleans with the f-14 tomcat just a bit ago.  very busy area it was. 

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