Starlink 4-37 - L-3 Days

Launch conditions look to be favorable at the end of the week after a strong cold front pushes through the area on Thursday. Over the next few days, the front will trek across the southeast, triggering severe storms from West Texas to the Florida panhandle. It will begin to weaken by the time it gets to Central Florida on Thursday afternoon as it loses upper-level support, but there should still be enough energy for strong to a few severe storms. After the front pushes through, drier and cooler air will begin to filter into the area by Friday afternoon. The only concern for Friday’s attempt is the small risk of a Thick Cloud Layers Rule violation from any lingering mid-level cloud cover. By Saturday, even though the front will remain to our south, a mid-level disturbance will bring in some additional moisture from the Gulf and increase cloud cover in the area. Therefore, launch weather looks marginally less favorable on Saturday with the main concern remaining the Thick Cloud Layers Rule.