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ORLANDO, Fla. -- After several days of strong thunderstorms, hail and even a lightning strike at the launch pad, the weather cleared for SpaceX to launch its powerhouse Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center on Sunday evening.
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After several days of strong thunderstorms, hail and even a lightning strike at the launch pad, the weather looks to clear for SpaceX to retry the launch of its powerful Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center this evening.
After Thursday's inclement weather delayed the launch of a Falcon Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral, SpaceX said it will make another attempt on Friday evening, just a few hours removed from another launch of a Falcon 9 at an adjacent launch pad.