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Falcon 9 Starlink 6-11 L-2 Forecast - 25 Aug Launch
Falcon 9 Starlink 6-11 L-2 Forecast - 25 Aug Launch
Falcon 9 Starlink 6-11 L-2 Forecast - 25 Aug Launch
Forecast Discussion: A weak boundary will make its way southward across the peninsula today bringing slightly
elevated shower chances, especially during the evening hours. Otherwise, unseasonably dry weather will be dominant
through the early part of next week as high pressure will remain in place across the southeastern U.S. Easterly flow will
be persistent, so isolated onshore moving showers cannot be ruled out. Therefore, the primary concern during the
launch window will be the Cumulus Cloud Rule. For the backup day, onshore flow shifts southeasterly as moisture will
be slow to return, bringing only slightly higher chances of violating the Cumulus Cloud Rule during the window.
10%
Launch Day
Temp/Humidity: 82°F / 75% Cumulus Scattered 2,500 6,000 Booster Recovery Weather: Low
Temp/Humidity: 82°F / 80% Cumulus Few 2,500 8,000 Booster Recovery Weather: Low
1. The Probability of Violation (PoV) is the chance of a local safety or customer constraint violation occurring any random time during the launch window.
Notes
2. Additional Risk Criteria, which are not included in the PoV, are mission-specific constraints that may not include all phenomena within each risk factor.