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Drone forecast for Enid, Oklahoma

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Enid, Oklahoma

Live forecast for Enid, Oklahoma, US with current conditions and upcoming 3-hour forecast windows in imperial units.

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Rain risk in the next forecast windows

98% precipitation potential is showing around 4 PM.

Condition

Cloudy

Temp

70°F

Wind

9 mph

Gust

9 mph

Sunrise

7:26 AM

Sunset

7:15 PM

Updated

Oct 1, 2:53 PM

Next 5 days

Daily highs, lows, wind, gust, and rain risk

Built from the provider's rolling 3-hour forecast windows.

Today

Oct 1

Cloudy

risky
70°F/69°F

Wind up to 11 mph

Gust up to 21 mph

Rain chance up to 98%

Fri

Oct 2

Rain

risky
71°F/60°F

Wind up to 15 mph

Gust up to 27 mph

Rain chance up to 100%

Sat

Oct 3

Clear

good
71°F/53°F

Wind up to 6 mph

Gust up to 12 mph

Rain chance up to 0%

Sun

Oct 4

Clear

risky
76°F/56°F

Wind up to 8 mph

Gust up to 18 mph

Rain chance up to 0%

Mon

Oct 5

Clear

good
73°F/55°F

Wind up to 6 mph

Gust up to 11 mph

Rain chance up to 0%

Selected window

Now

Why good?

Conditions are within the current good thresholds for this window.

Wind, gusts, visibility, and rain risk are all staying inside the lower-risk bands used by Skies Ready.

Wind at launch9 mph
Humidity94%
Gust speed9 mph
Visibility6 mi
Precip chance0%
Cloud cover99%

Flight thresholds

ConditionGoodCautionRisky
WindUnder 10 mph10-18 mphOver 18 mph
GustsUnder 15 mph15-25 mphOver 25 mph
VisibilityOver 5 mi3-5 miUnder 3 mi
Rain chanceUnder 10%10-30%Over 30%

Before you fly

This forecast checks weather risk only. Always confirm FAA airspace, LAANC authorization, Temporary Flight Restrictions, local rules, and Remote ID requirements before launch.

Skies Ready provides weather-based flight guidance only. It does not authorize drone flights, replace FAA airspace checks, or guarantee safe operation. The pilot remains responsible for FAA rules, local laws, manufacturer limits, and real-world conditions.

Live data from OpenWeatherMap. Short-term cards use upcoming 3-hour windows, daily cards summarize the next five forecast days, and launch alerts are derived from the live conditions on the current plan.