Surface Electric Field News Today

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Were all keeping our eyes up on the sky. their going to be looking for cumulus clouds that could suddenly create storms, but also theyre going to be paying attention to the surface electric field rule which in simple terms means that, you know, the rocket could create its own electric current or its own lightning during launch. so that could be really harmful to that system, so theyre going to be watching out for those things. guys? will: brandy, thank you -- rachel: thank you, brandy. will: apo...

Later today? >> reporter: well, within that two-hour window, we have two primary concerns that we have to keep our eyes out on. one being that surface electric field that you heard about in the package previously the rocket shoots up and could create its own lightning within the second concern, which would be clouds. and cumulus clouds at that. so we have a better chance of liftoff or an all clear later in the launch, about 20% shot later on. 40% shot of a weather hazard as we get into the first...