For flying in strong winds, I usually recommend using a drone with good wind resistance, like the DJI Mavic Air 2. This model can handle wind speeds up to about 23-24 mph (38-39 kph). When you’re in windy conditions, switch your drone to 'Sport Mode' to give it more power to fight the wind. However, keep in mind that this mode also makes the drone more responsive, so gentle and controlled inputs are key.

As for the settings, I’d suggest adjusting the gimbal speed and smoothness settings to reduce sudden movements in your footage, which helps stabilize the image even if the drone is buffeted by wind. Also, keep an eye on your battery life—windy conditions can drain it faster than usual, so always give yourself a buffer when planning your flight time.