Are you using Developer Mode or made changes in it?
I have Dev mode turned off
Brief description of the issue:
When I go to Juneau AK and Snettisham AK there is ALWAYS snow on the ground even in the dead of summer when I am in LIVE WEATHER. If I change it to clear, then it looks fine as “clear” but turning live weather back on, the snow returns.
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Took off from Ketchikan Aug 2, 2022 in summertime. (All green). Landed at Juneau AK and it is all snow. So the snow has to be hanging somewhere in a cache for the Juneau AK area. I’ve deleted the scenery indexes and cleared the caches. (doug)
I am showing snow (in summer) at LSMM just like I am seeing it at Juneau AK. So this problem is not a “local computer” problem. Please try Juneau AK and see if you are seeing snow in summer.
Yeah, I also get snow in Juneau using live weather. It seems like MSFS has some pre-determined area that is snow and ice, based on ???, because the entire coastline suddenly turns to winter. Also saw the same thing during a live stream the other day.
This is not specific for Alaska basically the live snow layer algorithm provided by meteo blue is injecting snow layer from a very zoomed out data source from the live snow layer maps hence why we are seeing great blobs of snow around mountainous areas that spills over into nearby low altitude areas covering what should be snow free bits of land like the valleys. It happens at Innsbruck as well in the alps. Basically the data source is not taking in consideration altitude for snow layer only where it is which then spills over where it shouldn’t because the data source taken is to zoomed out.