In real life (or so i believe) aircraft have a built in weather system which tells them there is a storm or something in the direction, so they can avoid it. are there any aircraft fitted with this equipment?
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I have seen a few around but the ones I have tried weren't to brilliant. I reckon others have had better luck than me though.
I actually use Active Sky 6 which has a weather radar that can be run in any aircraft. Very effective and very realistic.
Have a look at the screenies and the videos here http://sales.hifisim.com/ASv6/
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