DJI Drone Forecast & Weather

Drone Forecast is a drone app for DJI and UAV pilots: check drone weather and wind forecast before you fly, then read airspace on a UAV drone map.

What you get:
• Drone weather for your pin — wind, gusts, visibility, temperature, humidity, cloud cover, precipitation, UV, sunrise/sunset, KP index for GNSS stability; each parameter notes flight impact and risk
• Weather analytics for 24, 48, 72, and 144 hours — charts, diagrams, and limit lines for the selected model, plus the best flight window tied to that profile
• Wind forecast tools — wind rose, speed/gust graphs against your limits, wind-by-altitude layers, and reminders for a usable window
• Flight weather and drone flight planning in one flow — less switching when conditions change
• Airspace map with No Fly Zone 2.0 — about one million objects worldwide (airports, heliports, military sites, prisons, stadiums, and more) with type filters
• No-fly zone compass — nearest restricted objects with distance and bearing
• Drone map and air map layers for drone zone context next to your route
• Temperature-to-battery calculator, weather map, pre-flight checklist, AI assistant, and a drone store entry
• Library of drones by brand — wind limits and typical endurance matched to your selected aircraft

Built for everyday drone flying — from a compact quadcopter drone to longer-range setups. Use this DJI app as a companion for DJI pilots: DJI Mini, DJI Mini 2, DJI Mavic, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic Pro, Mavic Mini, and other DJI drone families in the list. Whether you fly a drone UAV for work or weekend shots, pick the closest profile so limits match your aircraft.

Tello and Tello EDU sit in the same library when you need a small trainer profile. Pilots searching for a Tello drone setup can pick the closest match or enter a model manually. Parrot lines include AR Drone; if you fly a Parrot drone, select it for matching limits. Ruko drone profiles are available too, plus more UAV drone options.

FPV and RC FPV pilots get the same weather, wind, and map workflow; an FPV drone session still needs local rules and line-of-sight discipline. If you fly a small copter or a classic quad copter, pick the closest profile or enter a model manually.

If your phone already has DJI’s flying or GO-style tools for the aircraft, keep them for control — use Drone Forecast for weather, wind, and airspace instead of juggling several drone apps.

Download Drone Forecast and plan the next UAV drone session with clearer conditions on every flight.