StarlinkV1.0-L17 - L-2 Days

The axis of high pressure over the western Atlantic will remain across the Florida peninsula into Saturday, keeping the broad frontal zone across the Mid-South north of Florida. The Spaceport will see continued warm and generally dry weather through Saturday, with a steady increase in the prevailing onshore flow. The ridge axis will move just south of the area by Sunday, shifting prevailing flow out of the south-southwest and holding the Atlantic sea breeze closer to the east coast. This will set up the afternoon sea breeze collision near the coastal counties. While models have trended towards a much drier environment, still expect an increase in cumulus clouds with a few drifting back towards the Spaceport after sunset. The primary weather concerns for the Sunday evening launch attempt will be these cumulus clouds along with liftoff winds in the increased southeasterly flow. Models are in better agreement this morning as to the timing of the next frontal boundary, now having it reach Central Florida, though very weak, Monday evening. This will bring a small increase in local rain chances, along with increasing cloud cover. The primary weather concerns for a backup launch attempt Monday evening will be thick clouds and cumulus clouds.