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To: Jon Koplik who wrote (9971)	2/8/2000 9:33:00 AM
From: Jeff Vayda	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29986

Jon: Overcast is not a problem - 'anvil' clouds (thunderstorms) are. Unlike the Shuttle, expendables dont need to have a visual of the runway incase of RTLS (return to launch site) the range flight termination systems are actually suppose to prevent an RTLS! (LOL) weather: weather.com Patrick weather report from Space Flight: spaceflightnow.com "Weak cold front to move through area late Monday or early Tuesday and become stationary across south Florida and the Gulf of Mexico. Upper level energy originating over the Northern Plains is now over the southern Rockies and will move across the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday, and across Florida late Tuesday and Wednesday. This energy as it moves across the Gulf will pass over the stationary frontal boundary, resulting in thunderstorm development which could lead to anvil and thick clouds moving across Florida during the launch window. As this energy continues to move across Florida it could lead to the development of surface low pressure over the Gulf Stream late Tuesday or early Wednesday resulting in the possibility of coastal showers and thick clouds on Wednesday." I waited around in the cold February weather to get the first G* Deltas off, I'll be around today (in the clouds) getting the on station spares off. Jeff Vayda Mention was made in the literature that eight more are in build and will be launched. Seems the forward thinking folks are getting increased capacity. Go G*.