Just signed up for Healthy Drones and the amount of data and charts are amazing. . . I've got lot of flight data in 25-G30mph I know and I've been careful to go up wind first not down wind. Near slopes, cliffs and obstacles is especially tricky but it's behaved well. (if you stay alert and don't take your eyes off it). Those Healthy Drone details report up to 59mph gusts which know is exaggerated for sure .. It gets the wind speed from the angle it has to adopt as it crabs into the wind to maintain position, but it needs 5 sec of hover or constant speed to derive the angle . .
Today though, in 20mph+ Gusts if I left it in a hover a 10ft it would slowly rise and jump around ( it WAS fairly gusty) but it was keeping station quite well, so I'm pretty pleased with the performance. It was short grass so I even let it do an auto-land once in these gusty winds just to see how it would behave. . . . barely a bounce and a quick shutdown. (I almost always hand catch)
By the way if you ever do hand catch,( even it light/no wind) grab it FIRMLY and hold on till you stop the blades. If it's close to "GO HOME" time on the battery it will try to take-off abruptly and surprise you. . . I tested that too today. I also tried walking away with it still running . . .it doesn't like that!!. . . If it launches to Automatic RTL and gets caught on one finger or a glove it can rotate quickly if you are not paying attention. If you are holding it FIRMLY and paying attention then no problem.