Tracy Anthony

yeah you know if you would ask me two hours ago it was raining it still was super cloudy i was gonna say it probably wouldn't happen tonight but it cleared out very quickly now we have kind of those ideal weather conditions for the launch to continue to take place so the skies are clear the winds a little breezy but

As long as those wind gusts stay under about 43 miles per hour at the surface, we should be in the clear.

Now, the only other thing that could defer the launch is technology problems.

But I'm staying up to date with the latest updates.

It looks like we're still a go.

And Steve, we're at Jetty Park.

This is a campground near Kennedy Space Center.

And it is jam packed full.

So no reservations, no one could get in last minute.

And a lot of people here have come from all over the country.

I'm talking Maine, Wisconsin, other people from Colorado.

So this is a very cool experience.

The overall theme is that this is a historic and very patriotic launch.

Yeah, that's what it looks like right now, and weather conditions should be cooperating.

And, you know, the crew, they've been suited up since 10 a.m.

So they've been going through, you know, technology procedures and other safety procedures to make sure that this thing is safe and cleared to launch tonight.

Now, if for any reason it does get canceled this evening, they will try again tomorrow.

So we have about six consecutive days where...

They can push the launch.

If it doesn't happen, though, by I think it's next Monday, they will push it into May.