Absolutely, I’ve been noodling over that. The atmosphere is a chaotic system, so a probability map can give you a confidence interval for when a gust might hit, but it can’t pin it down to the exact second. Still, if you combine high‑resolution weather models with real‑time wind telemetry from the drone, you can build a predictive layer that tells you, “there’s a 70 % chance of a 15 mph gust in the next 10 seconds at 300 ft.” That’s a huge edge for framing those long‑haul shots, but you’ll have to keep refining the model and validate it on the field. It’s the sort of tech that turns a good flight into a perfect one.