There are 3 parts to flying in the Wind: Constant Wind Wind Gusts: and flying forward in the wind.
We fly over the lake with heavy winds as much as 25 35 mph with the
Phantom 4 pro almost every day now.
I can tell you that having a heavier drone is not going to stop you from making mistakes.
There are just two many to list , but the biggest one to avoid is really over powering the wind it is much better to throttle thu the wind gradually.
This is especially critical if you have the cross winds on the lake.
This goes against popular opinion of course
Going 40 mph and hitting a cross wind is going to toss your drone in a serious way and may also put you in atty mode as we have seen a few times now..
We have several videos showing the Phantom in strong winds , Hail Storm, Rain Storm, Snow Storm and just recently we shot this below.
No matter what you do :
You have to stay in visual sight , at one point in the video the drone was out over the lake for 15 minutes before I could get it back and had two spotters with me. Once I got past the lake the winds took it and I lost my bearings for a bit as the controller was covered in snow..
I did not have time to edit the video to show just the wind footage but its the last thing we recorded this week. I may make a video of just the number of times the wind tossed the Drone now as we have accumulated much 4K footage.