I was feeling the same way except for reasons of -20°C cold more than wind! However, my fix might well work for you while you are waiting for the wind to die down: plan a mission using the
FlyLitchi mission hub on a browser on your desktop computer.
I have lots of trees nearby, but also open fields, so I planned a very timid "mission" first to fly much higher than necessary (40m) around our general yard area with the POI on our house. After a few manual flights at a balmy -6C with a light breeze, I loaded the mission and let it fly. The results were far better than I expected.
Since then, I've flown a number of slightly modified versions of that mission. In one flight, strong winds popped up a warning message, and blew the
Mini 2 about 20m off course at the furthest waypoint, but it recovered automatically and completed the mission. Since a mission is doing the flying, I've been appreciating an unexpected benefit of being able to focus more on the telemetry and imagery rather than have to fiddle with joystick controls. The reduced stress certainly helps with the learning curve (you can stop or pause a mission at any time if thing get hairy).
The other factor that my arthritic fingers appreciate is being able to sit in my car or stand in our sunroom while the mission is flying generally in front of me. I'm still a bit uneasy about having it fly completely out of sight "behind" me — despite being okay now when I'm completely unable to see it when it is within my supposed line of sight but 60m up and 200m away!