Drone flight planner for Vancouver
Wind, gusts, rain, temperature and daylight for Vancouver, Canada, judged against a cautious small drone with no weather sealing. Forecasts refresh through the day.
Right now in Vancouver
Within limits- Wind
- 3.2 m/s
- Gusts
- 3.6 m/s
- Met Office
- Temperature
- 18 C
- Precipitation
- 0.0 mm
Observed at an aerodrome
W Vancouver, BC, CA (CWWA), 9 km away, 24 min ago: wind 0.0 m/s.
The days ahead
The forecast carries 11 days. Pick one to see its detail below.
Some hours have no gust forecast. That is missing data, not calm air, and those hours are judged on what could be measured.
Mon 31 Aug in Vancouver
Within limitsForecast only. Observed readings exist for the present, in the card above, never for a future day.
| Local time | Verdict | Wind | Gusts | Temp | Rain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22:00 | 3.2 m/s | 3.6 m/s | 18 C | 0.0 mm 0% | |
| 23:00 | 2.4 m/s | 3.6 m/s | 18 C | 0.0 mm 0% |
Gust figures from Met Office.
Light on Mon 31 Aug
- Sunrise
- 06:28
- Sunset
- 19:59
- First light
- 05:55
- Last light
- 20:33
Times shown for Vancouver (America/Vancouver).
Next flying window
Mon 31 Aug, 22:00 to Tue 1 Sept 19:00 local time: wind, gusts, temperature and rain all stay inside the limit.
Airspace restrictions: where to check
Terasor holds no airspace restriction data. This section points at the authority that does; it does not tell you whether you may fly.
Transports Canada
Rules only, with the two official interactive tools linked from the page rather than shown on it.
None of these links covers everything. Temporary restrictions and short notice airspace closures, local rules about where you may take off and land, permission from the landowner, and privacy law all sit outside them and need checking separately.
Flight Window is a planning aid, not an authority to fly. It uses third party data that may be wrong or incomplete. A clear display is not permission to fly. Always check official weather and airspace sources before flying.
Weather data from MET Norway. Data supplied by the Met Office. Aerodrome reports from the NOAA Aviation Weather Center.
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