Lapland weather calls for patience.
In winter we had two days at the end of February. The shoots had to be timed to morning, midday and afternoon light in a working ski resort. The slopes were open and the weather set the shoot times.
In summer the problem was the opposite. The light never runs out, but constant rain showers and fog stopped the flying for the first days, so we extended the shoot to five days. The other challenge was the midnight light and the fog we were after. You cannot order conditions. Clear skies came only in moments, so we stayed up through the nights and kept watching for when it was worth putting the drone up.