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Winter is coming to P3Dv5 (again?) ;)

YoYo

YoYo

SOH-CM-2023


Ohh, no.... again? In this part no any snow now and Active Sky P3D shows temperature 12C (I fly with real weather and real time, sometimes I change the hour only).
In the last year I used Season Manger with real snow cover and seasons, it worked very well for me. I see that it supports P3Dv5.1 now also, perhaps I'll take it for 3 months again (for example in this screenshot above there would be no hard winter textures but winter/autumn textures only).
Link: https://simelite.com/seasonmanager.php .

Current World's snow map: https://simelite.com/seasonmap/ .
 
Ok, I took subscribtion Today for the next 3 months. It works nice again (and very easy to use). This is the same US area like on the screen above, no snow :) :

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You can also ask author for free trial to test it (for 1-2 days). This is a great solution for present warm and snow-free winters, especially if you use real weather like Active Sky for example. :wavey:
 
Snow? What's that? I am from south Louisiana. We see snow once every 10 years. If we blink too long, it melts and disappears. :biggrin-new:
 
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