Rev 233 (see Ciclops preview http://www.ciclops.org/view/8323/Rev233 ) features a non-targeted look at Titan's leading hemisphere North Polar region looking for predicted (somewhat overdue) seasonal clouds. A quick glance at the March 6 photos (below) shows nice detail but no clouds (at least to my eye).
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Nice work as usual, Mr. T 
I agree there do not appear to be any obvious signs of clouds.
Two Titans of March 7th
Titan on March 7th, 2016 (Annotated)
by Ian Regan, on Flickr
I agree there do not appear to be any obvious signs of clouds.Two Titans of March 7th
Titan on March 7th, 2016 (Annotated)
by Ian Regan, on Flickr
The circular feature north of Menvra is fascinating: it appears prominently in this earlier ISS view from 2010:
Global Titan View by Ian Regan, on Flickr
Also, it's rather prominent in the VIMS mosaic assembled from T-114 data:
Global Titan View by Ian Regan, on Flickr
Also, it's rather prominent in the VIMS mosaic assembled from T-114 data:
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