Should be fun to watch, never seen a nightime launch before. Its hard to think that that the program has only a year or so left. Still its had a good 20 odd years, the space shuttle program hasn't done a bad job at all.
Xenon lights over launch pad 39A with the lightning strike seen to the left just before today’s launch scrub:
The "Go" has been given to load Discovery’s external fuel tank again and tanking is underway again. The current weather forecast is 70 percent favourable conditions for launch tomorrow.
Fingers crossed again, don’t forget to reset your alarm clocks.
There's still some possibility of storms popping up, obviously, but the general conditions are already observed much better than yesterday as evidenced by the lack of discussion of the subject (the storms were kicking off even during tanking yesterday).
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