NASA Crew-2 - L-3 Days

A wet and unstable pattern will continue over Central Florida as a frontal boundary remains stalled across the area. Rain showers and isolated thunderstorms are likely as low pressure waves move along the boundary over the next two days. On Wednesday, high pressure begins to build in and push the unsettled weather south through the day. By Thursday morning, the high pressure will be centered near Arkansas, creating gusty northerly winds along the Space Coast due to the pressure gradient between the high and the departing boundary. The primary weather concern Thursday morning will be these gusty Liftoff Winds associated with this strong pressure gradient. By Friday morning, the high center will move over the Carolinas, allowing winds to diminish and turn easterly over the Spaceport. The primary launch weather concern for a Friday morning attempt will be Flight Through Precipitation with very isolated, low-topped coastal showers associated with the onshore flow.