SpaceX launch rescheduled for Saturday in Florida still faces chance of bad weather
There is still a chance of storms this weekend for the historic SpaceX launch, scrubbed Wednesday as a result of bad weather.
On Saturday at 3:22 p.m. ET, NASA and SpaceX will reattempt their joint mission to launch astronauts from Cape Canaveral in Florida to the International Space Station. President Trump said he'll return to Florida for the second attempt.
Meteorologists forecasting for the SpaceX Falcon rocket launch have numerous weather conditions to take into account.
The task is especially complicated because, not only does the forecast at the Cape Canaveral launch pad (and the surrounding area) need to meet certain criteria, but so does the weather thousands of feet into the atmosphere along the flight path.
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