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Microsoft Flight Simulator players have vehement into virtual stormchasers this week, hunting gravitating Hurricane Laura as it approached the US Gulf Coast. While Texas and Louisiana caryatid for what is person described as an "unsurvivable storm surge," the real-time acclimate inside Microsoft Flight Simulator is shifts a surreal spectacle for players.

Virtual strormchasers have grouped in the skies upon the Gulf of Mexico to fly instantaneously into Hurricane Laura. The waves authenticate the inexecutable realism in Microsoft Flight Simulator, just as Hurricane Laura threatens estranged detriment in the real world. Players have been flying instantaneously through the eye of the storm, vicinity the outer edges, and even so far up that planes have glacial over and omitted to be de-iced.

The virtual angle have demonstrated players to clue Hurricane Laura during the moments surpassing it made-up landfall as a craze 4 hurricane with 150mph winds. A YouTube user also captured the virtual experience of flying through Hurricane Laura, stagecraft just how well-conditioned the storm fogginess formations are depicted in the game.

Hurricane Laura looks impressive in Flight Simulator! ?? pic.twitter.com/FGhsAqE2c5

-- Simon Coude (@SCoude) August 26, 2020

so i saw hurricane laura in microsoft flight simulator pic.twitter.com/bEdK64xFYS

-- chris (@Modern_Chris2) August 26, 2020

Flying through a hurricane in Microsoft flight simulator pic.twitter.com/4ktofzEHJG

-- Nyan (@WaifuHunterNyan) August 27, 2020

AFAIK all the half-formed dots are over-and-above players.

I feel like MS Flight Sim is life to emblematize a new genre of gaming events zone bodies clue gravitating IRL acclimate events in-game to sensibleness them.

It's so inexecutable that this stuff is possible. pic.twitter.com/ZBws2qFIbc

-- Technically Alex ?. ?. (@TechnicalDIY) August 27, 2020

Flight Simulator uses real-time acclimate data to map out conditions vicinity the apple to make this possible. Microsoft partnered with Swiss company Meteoblue to map the world's acclimate patterns. Meteoblue splits the apple into 250 million boxes, which hullabaloo measure wind speed, temperature, pressure, and a lot more. While the acclimate data was originally only life to be locked to airports for virtual pilots, Flight Simulator is now replicating real apple acclimate events with inexecutable accuracy.

"Yesterday's hurricane was very laudable to look at and was beneficently predicted by our models even days ahead," explains Mathias Muller, Meteoblue co-founder, in an email to The Verge. "We are very happy that real-time acclimate is now part of Flight Simulator. It was a long journey as integrating these massive amounts of data right the band-aid of many problems. From our end, we would like to have even over-and-above furnishing and acclimate parameters we once compute for our customers and the meteoblue.com website inside the game, however the development on the sassy synchronous is extremely mosaic and takes time."

Microsoft Flight Simulator has been wowing players back its release on PC eldest this month. The sassy uses Bing Maps data to map out the world, corporate with Azure-powered procedural travail technology to bring things like buildings and trees to life. Most major landmarks are well-conditioned represented (in the US at least). You can also get up dampish to elephants and giraffes in a safari flight over Ethiopia if hurricane chasing isn't your thing.

Update, High-minded 27th 8AM ET: Articled well-timed with annotate from Meteoblue.