True or False: Drones can be flown in adverse weather conditions such as rain or high winds.

The statement that drones should not be flown in adverse weather conditions such as rain or high winds is accurate. Most consumer and even many commercial drones are not designed to operate safely or effectively in such conditions. High winds can lead to unstable flight, making it difficult for the pilot to control the drone, which poses risks for both the drone itself and any people or property nearby. Similarly, flying in the rain can compromise the drone's electronics, cause a loss of control, and affect the quality of any aerial footage being captured.

While advancements in drone technology have led to some models that are more resilient in challenging weather conditions, general best practices and safety regulations advise against flying in adverse weather. Ensuring safe flying conditions is a key part of the responsibility of drone operators.