When I used to fly planes for a living, there were only a few things that really increased my anxiety. One, was having to fly through a wide area of embedded thunderstorms. Meaning, I was flying on instruments through rain clouds that included thunderstorm cells that could rip the wings from the plane if they were big enough. The only way to avoid them was to rely on the onboard weather radar, which had its flaws. I could choose not to fly, which I did on at least a couple of occasions, but flying charters, the pressure is always on ...