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Part 107 Weather Rules | FAA Drone Exam Prep | Visibility & Cloud Clearance | METAR & TAF | Part 107 Test Study Guide

Pass the FAA Part 107 drone exam with 10 essential weather and environmental rules.
Learn FAA weather minimums, visibility requirements, cloud clearance rules, wind limitations, night operations, and how weather conditions trigger illegal flights on the exam.

This video focuses on how the FAA tests weather decisions.

📋 10 WEATHER & ENVIRONMENT RULES COVERED:

RULE 11: Minimum visibility is 3 statute miles
🔑 “If hazy, confirm 3 miles.”

RULE 12: Cloud clearance is 500 ft below, 2,000 ft horizontal
🔑 “If clouds near, keep the buffer.”

RULE 13: Density altitude affects performance
🔑 “If hot/high, expect weaker performance.”

RULE 14: Stay within wind limitations
🔑 “If windy, respect the spec.”

RULE 15: Perform a preflight weather check
🔑 “If flying, brief the weather.”

RULE 16: Operations are limited to daylight or civil twilight
🔑 “If dark, confirm legal light conditions.”

RULE 17: Civil twilight requires anti-collision lighting
🔑 “If twilight, lights on.”

RULE 18: Account for local weather hazards
🔑 “If conditions shift, pause the mission.”

RULE 19: Use METARs and TAFs correctly
🔑 “If unsure, check METAR/TAF.”

RULE 20: Consider surface conditions and obstacles
🔑 “If takeoff spot is risky, relocate.”

What You’ll Learn:

✓ FAA weather minimums that trigger illegal operations
✓ Visibility and cloud clearance rules the exam loves to test
✓ Density altitude and performance impacts
✓ Wind limitations and manufacturer constraints
✓ Day, night, and civil twilight requirements
✓ Anti-collision lighting rules
✓ How to read METARs and TAFs for exam questions
✓ Weather-based exam traps that cause point loss

The Part 107 Pass System™

This video uses the Drone Exam Logic Lens™ (DELL) — the exact decision order the FAA expects you to run automatically during the exam.

Every rule is paired with a trigger phrase designed for instant recall under pressure.

🎯 Why This Approach Works:

Traditional ground school teaches weather as isolated facts.
The Part 107 exam tests whether you can identify which weather factor actually controls legality.

This system trains you to think the way FAA examiners expect — structured, sequential, decisive.

📚 RESOURCES:

🔗 Full Part 107 Pass System™ (DELL)
Train the exact decision process the FAA uses to grade your exam.
60 rules • Study Mode • Drill Mode • Practice diagnostics
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🎁 FREE Part 107 Trap Checklist
Most people miss points on weather questions because of repeat traps.
This checklist shows the exact mistakes the FAA uses — and how to avoid them.
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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 – Welcome to Drone Exam Simplified
0:10 – Section 2: Weather & Environment Overview
0:42– RULE 11: Visibility Minimums
1:33 – RULE 12: Cloud Clearance
1:51 – RULE 13: Density Altitude
2:10 – RULE 14: Wind Limitations
2:29– RULE 15: Preflight Weather Check
2:45 – Rapid Recall Checkpoint
3:06 – RULE 16: Daylight & Twilight
3:23 – RULE 17: Anti-Collision Lighting
3:38 – RULE 18: Local Weather Hazards
3:55 – RULE 19: METAR & TAF Use
4:10 – RULE 20: Surface & Obstacles
4:30 – Rapid Recall Checkpoint 2

🚁 NEXT IN THE SERIES:
Part 3: Aircraft & Performance Limits