#Launch CANCELED #Launch
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Greg Smith
At 11:00 AM, it was 72°F in Champaign, with an overcast sky at 400 feet, light mist, and a south wind at 10 mph. Heavier rain is visible on radar to our north and west and is predicted to begin here about 1:00 PM.
Due to the low ceiling and threat of rain, conditions are poor for flying today, so our launch is canceled. We'll try again in two weeks, on Saturday, September 26. ----- Greg Smith N9LHI NAR 15881 * TRA 1974 Director of Operations, Central Illinois Aerospace greg@... 217-840-1678
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From: Greg Smith
Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2020 11:05 AM To: cia-rocketry@groups.io Subject: [Special] [cia-rocketry] #Launch CANCELED
At 11:00 AM, it was 72°F in Champaign, with an overcast sky at 400 feet, light mist, and a south wind at 10 mph. Heavier rain is visible on radar to our north and west and is predicted to begin here about 1:00 PM.
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Jonathan Sivier
The plan is to try the night launch again at our next scheduled launch on September 26. Since we may have to start a little later than usual due to soccer games on the field that weekend, staying a bit later than usual to fly some night rockets sounds good to me.
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Jonathan
On 9/12/2020 11:11 AM, steven dramstad wrote: Will we do a night launch then?
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Greg Smith
The forecast says the rain will last off and on until about 9:00 tonight – so we’ll just try next time.
- GDS
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Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2020 11:12 AM To: cia-rocketry@groups.io Subject: Re: [cia-rocketry] #Launch CANCELED
Will we do a night launch then?
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From: Greg Smith
At 11:00 AM, it was 72°F in Champaign, with an overcast sky at 400 feet, light mist, and a south wind at 10 mph. Heavier rain is visible on radar to our north and west and is predicted to begin here about 1:00 PM.
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