What are the weather minimums for Class G airspace during the day when below 1200 feet AGL?

In Class G airspace, particularly when operating below 1200 feet AGL during the day, the weather minimums require a pilot to maintain visibility of at least 1 statute mile and remain clear of clouds. This regulation is designed to provide pilots with sufficient visual reference to navigate safely, avoiding obstacles and other aircraft, while also ensuring that they have adequate visibility in the prevailing weather conditions.

The requirement for being "clear of clouds" means that flight must be conducted in such a manner that the pilot can see the ground and other aircraft without obstruction from cloud cover. This is essential for maintaining situational awareness and to ensure a safe flying environment.

Understanding these weather minimums is critical for pilots operating in uncontrolled airspace, as it directly relates to their ability to visually navigate and maintain safety standards without relying solely on instruments.