NASA Crew-3 - L-2 Days

A broad surface high encompassing much of the eastern and southeastern US will slide eastward early this week, allowing the pleasant fall weather to continue across the Spaceport. Low level flow becomes northeasterly off the Atlantic, allowing for a gradual increase in moisture, clouds, and light Atlantic showers. The main concerns for the primary launch window early Wednesday morning will be Cumulus Clouds and Flight Through Precipitation with low-topped onshore moving showers. Deepening onshore flow, a weak boundary sliding into the state, and some upper level energy will allow for more robust Atlantic showers into the backup window early on Thursday. The main concerns for this launch attempt will be Cumulus Clouds and Flight Through Precipitation with onshore moving showers. A weak area of low pressure is expected to develop along the boundary late on Thursday, leading to unsettled conditions across the Spaceport by Friday morning. As this system takes shape, expect less favorable launch conditions as mid and upper level clouds increase along with scattered showers and the potential for a few storms.