Drone Weather & FPV Planner app analytics for August 12

Know exactly when it's safe to fly — and for how long. Drone Weather & FPV Planner turns raw forecast data into a clear go / no-go answer for your next flight: safe-flight window, wind at altitude, GPS conditions and no-fly zones, all on one map. 🟢 Safe-to-fly verdict See at a glance whether conditions are good — plus the duration of your safe flight window, so you know how much time you actually have. 🌬 Wind that actually matters Wind speed, gusts and direction at ground level and at the altitudes where your drone actually flies. Calm air at the surface can hide a strong wind just above it. 🚫 No-fly zones on the map Restricted, authorization and warning zones drawn straight on the map, based on DJI FlySafe data. Tap any zone to see its height limit and restriction level. ⛰ Terrain elevation profile Draw a route and see the ground profile along it — check line of sight, hills and obstacles before takeoff, not after you lose signal. ⚡ Kp index and GPS conditions Geomagnetic activity forecast, so you know when GPS accuracy and Return-to-Home may be unreliable. 🌦 Live precipitation radar Real-time rain and storm tracking. Watch the cell approach and decide whether you have time for one more battery. ☁ Clouds and ceiling Cloud cover, cloud base height and a vertical cloud profile — essential for aerial photography and for staying below the deck. 🗺 Flight planning tools Distance and radius measurement, coordinate readout, saved favourite spots, switchable map layers, and a time slider to scrub the forecast hour by hour. 📊 Charts and hourly detail Wind, precipitation, temperature and Kp as charts, plus a full hour-by-hour table with colour-coded flight conditions. 🌍 Works anywhere in the world. Available in English, Ukrainian, Russian, Spanish and French. Built for FPV pilots, aerial photographers, mapping and survey crews — and anyone flying a Mavic, Mini, Air, Avata, Neo, Autel or a custom FPV build. Flight-zone data provided by DJI FlySafe. This app is an aid to flight planning and is not a substitute for official aeronautical information. Always check current local regulations, airspace restrictions and NOTAMs before you fly.