Sorry for the newbie question. Have I set the UAV Forecast wind section correct? According to DJI the specs for the
Mini 3 is, Max wind speed resistance 10.7 m/s (Level 5).
Don't get a false sense of security from that number DJI calls "wind resistance".
It's not saying that if the wind is below 10 m/s things are OK and not OK if over 10 m/s.
When DJI say wind resistance, they mean the wind speed at which the drone is unable to hold position while hovering in Normal Mode.
But you could get into trouble in a wind of 8 m/s or even 5 m/s because there's much more to it than just the wind speed.
You need to consider the direction of the wind relative to the direction/s you intend flying and the distance involved.
If the wind was 10 m/s and you just wanted to go straight up and back down, you wouldn't have real trouble.
But if you allowed the drone to get some distance downwind, it might be difficult or impossible to fly back.
But if you flew upwind, the flight out would be slow, but you'd have no problem coming home.
Imagine a 6 m/s wind and you flew downwind and went 2000 metres out.
Although you could come back at 4 metres/sec, your battery might not have enough juice to make the flight home at the reduced speed.
Avoid flying out with the wind, because that means a fight against a headwind for the trip home.
It's a good idea to consider the return home part of the flight and how the wind will affect that.
You don't want the anxiety of watching the battery level go down while the drone makes very slow progress fighting against a headwind.
One other thing to consider is that UAV Forecast is just a forecast.
The actual wind where you fly could be more or less than what the app forecasts.