Yeah, that sounds like a dream project for someone who watches storms like they're paparazzi footage. If you feed the VR with live pressure changes, the cloud layers could shift in real time—just imagine watching a cumulonimbus roll in as your headset updates the atmosphere. It’d be the ultimate way to feel the wind shear without actually having to wait in an elevator that drags on. Just make sure the data feed is smooth, or you’ll be stuck staring at a static loop of the sky.