Something that I noticed, which now bugs me every time I'm flying, is the lack of Cirrus or High Level Clouds. Cirrus clouds are wispy, thin clouds mainly composed of ice crystals. These clouds are typically at 5000-6000 m in altitude (for Altis it'd be about 5km - 5.5km altitude). They indicate an oncoming storm system, rain, or just bad weather like microbursts. They can also be carried in jet streams across very long distances. In the sweet 2012 version of A3, these were present (see picture). I think adding these back would really improve flying above the clouds or the ambient weather before an oncoming storm. {F24550}