USSF-52 - L-1 Day

A strong frontal system will move through Central Florida this evening, creating scattered showers, and isolated thunderstorms with a threat of strong winds. The cold front is expected to sweep through the Space Coast overnight, clearing away most of the cloud cover, but breezy, northerly winds are expected to continue behind the front. The sole launch weather concern for a Monday evening attempt will be Liftoff Winds. On Tuesday, the winds will increase and become more easterly as the pressure gradient tightens. This will also bring in more cloud cover from the Atlantic, adding a slight Thick Cloud Layers concern to the increasing Liftoff Wind threat.