Drone Weather in Mount Fuji, Japan
Live flight conditions, updated continuously from the same forecast this app's dashboard uses.
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Temperature -3°C — near battery performance limits.
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This is a weather/operational assessment based on available forecast data and your selected drone profile — not airspace clearance or aviation authorization. Always check NOTAMs, local regulations, and your drone's own manual before flying.
Conditions last updated 19:15 local time
Mount Fuji is tall and isolated enough to generate its own weather — the summit is frequently in cloud even when the surrounding Fuji Five Lakes area is clear, and wind speed increases sharply with altitude on its slopes. The clearest views (and most stable flying conditions) are typically in winter and early spring mornings, before daytime convective cloud builds up around the peak.
Nearest official weather station
The nearest airport weather station is Kastner/Zama Fld, 14 (RJTR), 63 km from Mount Fuji. Its latest report, 35 minutes old, measured wind of 6 km/h. Compare it with the forecast →
Mount Fuji: best time to fly
These figures summarise three years of hourly weather data for Mount Fuji (2023–2025). Only daylight hours are counted, and wind is rated against the standard drone profile: Good means wind up to 18 km/h and gusts up to 28 km/h; Not suitable means wind above 25 km/h or gusts above 35 km/h.
- Most flyable months: June, October, and November, when on average 72% of daylight hours had wind and gusts within the Good limits.
- Windiest month: March, with wind or gusts beyond the limits in 24% of daylight hours.
- Time of day: among hours that are light all year round, the wind is usually lightest around 07:00 (5 km/h on average) and strongest around 14:00 (8.5 km/h), local time.
- Rainiest month: August, when rain falls on the most days.
| Month | Avg. temp. | Daytime wind | Good hours | Not suitable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | -16.6°C | 6.5 km/h | 66% | 17% |
| Feb | -15.9°C | 7.1 km/h | 61% | 21% |
| Mar | -12.3°C | 7.3 km/h | 54% | 24% |
| Apr | -7.2°C | 7.3 km/h | 58% | 24% |
| May | -4.1°C | 7.1 km/h | 58% | 22% |
| Jun | 0.2°C | 6.3 km/h | 70% | 13% |
| Jul | 4.9°C | 6.6 km/h | 65% | 16% |
| Aug | 5.1°C | 6.2 km/h | 70% | 13% |
| Sep | 3°C | 6.9 km/h | 65% | 15% |
| Oct | -3.9°C | 6.4 km/h | 73% | 12% |
| Nov | -9.7°C | 6 km/h | 74% | 14% |
| Dec | -14.8°C | 6.4 km/h | 66% | 17% |
Source: ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus Climate Change Service) via Open-Meteo, 2023–2025. ERA5 describes the average over a grid cell about 30 km wide, so local effects are smoothed out: cliffs, valleys, coasts and buildings can be windier or calmer than shown. Use these figures to choose a season and time of day, and the live forecast above to decide on the day. See how UAV Meteo rates conditions and our data sources.
Want this checked against your own drone's real limits? Open Mount Fuji in the full dashboard →